Just Like Gentlemen
Just Like Gentlemen formed in San Francisco when singer-songwriter Luke Johnson met guitarist Chris Olsen. They later added bassist Matt Warren and drummer...
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Just Like Gentlemen formed in San Francisco when singer-songwriter Luke Johnson met guitarist Chris Olsen. They later added bassist Matt Warren and drummer Brent Turner to complete the lineup. Their debut album was called "All is Well, Nothing Is Wrong," followed by "The Golden Age of Just Like Gentlemen" and "Leave Me Alone."
Their song "Better Off" became something of an anthem, dealing with the complicated feelings around heartbreak and moving on. They also have tracks like "Hourglass" and "Poseidon" in their catalog. The music tends toward acoustic arrangements with introspective lyrics.
There was some early skepticism from parts of the music industry about whether their style could find a mainstream audience. They kept working regardless, and their songs developed a following among listeners who responded to their direct emotional approach.
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