Chris Jagger - Mixing Up The Medicine (CD)
- Anyone Seen My Heart?
- Merry Go Round
- Love's Around the Corner
- Talking to Myself
- Happy As a Lamb
- A Love Like This
- Loves' Horn
- Wee Wee Tailor
- Hey Brother
- Too Many Cockerels
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 10
Limited clear colored vinyl LP pressing. Recorded in a studio near Chris Jagger's long-standing collaborator and pianist Charlie Hart's Lewisham home, at Jagger's farmhouse, and down the line to each other when lockdown restrictions were in force, Mixing up the Medicine is a loose, lively 10-track collection of Jagger/Hart originals that features a hit-list of top players. These include old friend Olly Blanchflower on double bass; Atcha band alumnus Dylan Howe on drums; veteran producer John Porter, who's worked with artists including The Smiths, Roxy Music, Buddy Guy, BB King and Elvis Costello; guitarist Neil Hubbard (Bryan Ferry, Joe Cocker); as well as brother, Mick Jagger, whose vocals appear on ""Anyone Seen My Heart?,"" the first song on the album.
- Anyone Seen My Heart?
- Merry Go Round
- Love's Around the Corner
- Talking to Myself
- Happy As a Lamb
- A Love Like This
- Loves' Horn
- Wee Wee Tailor
- Hey Brother
- Too Many Cockerels
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 10
CD edition. Recorded in a studio near Chris Jagger's long-standing collaborator and pianist Charlie Hart's Lewisham home, at Jagger's farmhouse, and down the line to each other when lockdown restrictions were in force, Mixing up the Medicine is a loose, lively 10-track collection of Jagger/Hart originals that features a hit-list of top players. These include old friend Olly Blanchflower on double bass; Atcha band alumnus Dylan Howe on drums; veteran producer John Porter, who's worked with artists including The Smiths, Roxy Music, Buddy Guy, BB King and Elvis Costello; guitarist Neil Hubbard (Bryan Ferry, Joe Cocker); as well as brother, Mick Jagger, whose vocals appear on ""Anyone Seen My Heart?,"" the first song on the album.
