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I Am - with Ken and Jem

from THE VAULT by PBGB

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The first appearance of I Am on the PBGB Blog came about following the July 2011 SuperSesh. You can hear that version, and read about how it came about by clicking HERE: pbgb.bandcamp.com/track/i-am .

In May 2012 Garry returned to The Shed with his buddies and PBGB Family members Ken Vatcher and Dave Crowden and recorded four songs which you can read about and hear by clicking HERE: pbgb.bandcamp.com/album/the-garry-carson-jones-project or by clicking on The Garry Carson Jones Project on the right of your screen.

We all thought that version of I Am was so good that when PBGB Family Member Jem Savage popped into The Shed with his Soprano Sax in mid 2012, we asked Jem if he would be happy to add a couple of layers. Well Jem is always a good sport so he stepped up to the mic. and added some truly haunting sax lines. Ken got excited and added some layers on the congas.

Neil and Ken sat around the production desk and put their thoughts together to produce THIS.

Now folks, we reckon this new version of I Am is an absolute cracker, and we are all very proud of it.

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from THE VAULT, track released September 11, 2012
Garry Carson Jones, who wrote the song, on Vocals and Guitar
Dave Crowden on Bass
Jem Savage on Soprano Sax
Ken Vatcher on Percussion, and
Peter Reid on Drums.
All the recording and knob twiddling comes courtesy of Neil Porter. Ken gets a guernsey as Co-Producer as he sat with Neil to hammer out the delicate nuances of the final mix.

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