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Nina Kinert (26 September 1983) is a Swedish musician/artist. Her sound is a mix between pop, folk and electronic music .

In 2004 she released her first album "Heartbreaktown" with SonyMusic. Her album "Pets and Friends" was released April 2008 on her own label "another records". The forthcoming album "Red Leader Dream" will be released in November 2010 on her new own label NinkinaRecordings.

She rose to prominence in 2007 following the use of her song Through Your Eyes in a worldwide publicity campaign for the Swedish car company SAAB. A song Nina did not write, but lent her voice to.

In October 2007, she is featured on the Steve Jansen album Slope, singing on Playground Martyrs (Reprise).

In November 2010, she released Red Leader Dream, an album inspired by the Star Wars trilogy.

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

• Heartbreaktown (2004)
• Visitor (2005)
• Let there be love (2005. Re-released with bonustrack "Through Your Eyes" 2007)
• Pets and Friends (2008)
• Red Leader Dream (November 2010)

References[link]

External links[link]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Nina Kinert

• Nina Kinert at myspace.com
• Official website

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Nina is a feminine given name.

Acronyms[link]

• National Iraqi News Agency, an Iraqi news service
• No Income No Asset, a mortgage concept
• No Irish Need Apply, an anti-Irish racism phrase found in some 19th century employment ads

Places[link]

• Nina, Estonia, a village in Alatskivi Parish, Tartu County, Estonia
• Nina, Mozambique, a village in the Ancuabe District of Cabo Delgado Province in northern Mozambique
• Nina, Namibia, a settlement in the Windhoek Rural constituency of Namibia
• Nina, Russia, a rural locality (a khutor) in Belgorod Oblast, Russia
• Nina Station, Louisiana, an unincorporated community in St. Martin Parish, Louisiana
• Ninaview, Colorado, an unincorporated area in Bent County, Colorado
• Nina, Kentucky, an unincorporated area in Garrard County, Kentucky
• Nina, West Virginia, an unincorporated area in Doddridge County, West Virginia

Entertainment[link]

Solo singer[link]

• Nina, the stage name of Ana Maria Agustí Flores, a Spanish singer and actress known for performing at the Eurovision Song Contest 1989.
• Nina Andersson, a Swedish eurodance artist.
• Nina Girado, a Filipino R&B singer, former girlfriend of Nyoy Volante.
• Nina Radojičić, a Serbian singer known for performing at the Eurovision Song Contest 2011.
• Nina Gerhard, German eurodance singer of "The Reason Is You"^[1].

Groups[link]

• NiNa, a multinational six-piece J-pop group
• Nina Sky, an American singing duo and identical twin sisters Nicole and Natalie Albino
• Nina & Frederik, a Danish singing duo of the 1950s and 1960s

Songs[link]

• "Nina", from the album Street Punk Rulez! by Polish band The Analogs
• "Niña" (song), from the album Flores de Alquiler by Spanish/Mexican group La 5ª Estación
• "Draumur um Nínu" (A Dream about Nína), Iceland's 1991 Eurovision Song Contest entry
• "Nina", song by Noël Coward
• "Nina Never Knew", 1952 song with music by Milton Drake and melody by Louis Alter
• "Nina in Ecstasy", an outtake from PJ Harvey's album Is This Desire? (1998)
• "Nina, Pretty Ballerina", 1973 song by Swedish pop group ABBA
• "Nina", song by rap artist Lil Wayne

Albums[link]

• Nina (Nina Girado album), an album by Filipino pop singer Nina Girado

Operas[link]

• Nina (opera), by Giovanni Paisiello
• Nina (Dalayrac), by Nicolas Dalayrac

Movies[link]

• Nina (1959 film), by Jean Boyer (director)
• Nina (film), 2004 Brazilian movie
• Nina's Heavenly Delights, 2006 British movie
• Nina's Tragedies, 2003 Israeli movie

Television shows[link]

• "Niña Amada Mía" (telenovela), a Mexican soap opera
• "Nina and the Neurons", a Scottish programme shown on the CBeebies channel
• Nina Webster, a character on the American soap opera The Young and the Restless
• Nina Martin, a character from House of Anubis
• Nina Einstein, a character from Code Geass

Other[link]

• Nina Printing House, the name of a secret underground printing house in Baku
• Nina Tower, a skyscraper in Hong Kong
• Nina (typeface), designed by Matthew Carter

See also[link]

• Nena (disambiguation)
• Nina (name)
• Nina, original name of Castro (clothing), an Israeli garment company
• Niña (real name Santa Clara), one of the three ships used by Christopher Columbus in his first voyage towards the Indies in 1492
• La Niña, the cold phase of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation ocean-atmosphere phenomenon
• Saint Nino (anglicized to Nina), an Eastern-orthodox saint

References[link]

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Ane Brun
Background information
Birth name	Ane Brunvoll
Born	(1976-03-10) 10 March 1976 (age 36)
Origin	Molde, Norway
Genres	Singer-songwriter
Years active	1998–present
Labels	DetErMine, Balloon Ranger Recordings
Website	www.anebrun.com

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Ane Brun (Norwegian pronunciation: [ɑnə brʉn]) (born Ane Brunvoll on 10 March 1976 in Molde, Norway) is a songwriter, guitarist and vocalist.^[1] Since 2003 she has recorded eight albums, four of which are studio albums, a live DVD and a collection of duets. She has lived in Stockholm, Sweden since 2001, where she writes, records and runs her own label (Balloon Ranger Recordings) when not on tour.

History[link]

After growing up in Molde, Norway she moved from her home town in 1995 and spent the next few years moving between Barcelona, Oslo and Bergen. In Bergen she began writing her own material while at university (jumping between courses in Spanish, law and music) as well as making a living working in record shops and bars.

After playing a few minor shows and recording her first demos in Bergen in 1999, she moved to Sweden, first to Uppsala and then to Stockholm in 2001, where she started to take her musical career seriously.

Ane recorded her debut album Spending Time with Morgan in 2002 in both Stockholm and back in Uppsala, with engineers and producers Katharina Nuttall, Cécile Grudet and Kim Nelson. It was released on the label, DetErMine, which she formed with Ellekari Larsson from Swedish band The Tiny. The debut album came out in 11 European countries in 2003 through a licence/distribution deal with V2 Music.

After releasing the first album Ane toured around Europe but soon took some time out. She had been working intensively for two years and felt somewhat burnt out and in need of a break. After a six month breather she started touring around Europe again and within the next year had her second album ready. A Temporary Dive was again produced by Katharina Nuttall and was released in 2005 throughout Europe, followed by the UK and the US in 2006, and in Japan in 2007. This album took the darker themes of Spending Time With Morgan further, through songs like "The Fight Song" and title track "A Temporary Dive", but there was also space for the lighter "Song No. 6", a duet with Ron Sexsmith.

A Temporary Dive was well received all over the world, picking up good reviews in magazines and newspapers from Time Magazine to The Independent. She received award nominations from all over Europe too, and that year took home the Spellemannpris, the equivalent of the Norwegian Grammies, for Best Female Artist.

After enjoying the collaboration on the previous few duets she had recorded, Ane was inspired to ask some artists whom she adored to sing with her on a full album called Duets. This album was released in November 2005 and besides another recording with Ron Sexsmith it also included songs with artists such as Syd Matters and Teitur. The collaboration with the band Madrugada on the single "Lift Me" gained her another Norwegian Grammy.

Ane spent much of the next couple of years touring the world in many different stage arrangements. She has played with a full band including string section, just herself and string section at times, sometimes just a cello, perhaps with one backing vocalist – or maybe three. Of course it all started with her and the acoustic guitar, so she often ends up coming back to these solo performances too. "There is something about the focus in playing by myself that fascinates me", she says. "There’s nothing to hide behind when I’m alone on stage and it becomes almost meditative for me when I play."

One of her tours was with a string quintet, and it was recorded and released as Live in Scandinavia (2007) and featured Nina Kinert and the guitarist Staffan Johansson. The album includes songs from Ane's first two albums with new string arrangements by Malene Bay-Foged.

In 2008 she released her third studio album, Changing of the Seasons, which was produced by Valgeir Sigurðsson (Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Múm, Coco Rosie). It included string arrangements by American composer Nico Muhly (Antony and the Johnsons, Grizzly Bear, The Reader soundtrack). Later the same year came the album Sketches which included acoustic, demo versions of the songs on Changing of the Seasons. The Sketches tour featured a stripped down, sparse sound and now touring with musicians Rebekka Karijord, Jennie Abrahamson and Linnea Olsson, there were memorable gigs in places such as the Union Chapel in London.

Back on the road, a concert at the Stockholm Concert Hall was filmed and released as an album and live DVD in 2009. Late in 2009, Ane organised the No More Lullabies concert to bring attention to the issues of climate justice. She assembled 24 well-known Swedish artists such as Robyn, Loney, Dear, Titiyo and Benny Andersson of ABBA to take part in seven hours of live music and visuals to mark the International Day of Climate Action on October 24, 2009. They succeeded in drawing attention to the issue before the upcoming COP15 conference.

Ane featured as one of the guests on Peter Gabriel's 2011 studio album New Blood, singing on the re-recorded version of "Don't Give Up", recorded in 2010. She was subsequently invited to perform with him as support act and back-up singer on the New Blood tour throughout 2010.

In late 2011 Ane released her fourth studio album It All Starts with One, produced by Tobias Fröberg.

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

• Spending Time with Morgan (2003) (#19 NO)
• A Temporary Dive (2005) (#1 NO) (#12 SWE) - Platinum
• Duets (2005) (#2 NO) - 2× Platinum
• Live in Scandinavia (2007) (#11 NO) (#12 SWE)
• Changing of the Seasons (2008) (#1 NO) (#2 SWE) - Gold
• Sketches (2008)
• Live at Stockholm Concert Hall (2009) (#2 NO DVD) (#7 SWE)
• It All Starts with One (2011) (#1 SWE #1 NO)

EPs[link]

• "My Lover Will Go" (2004)

Singles[link]

• "Are They Saying Goodbye" (2003)
• "Humming One of Your Songs" (2003)
• "I Shot My Heart" (2004)
• "Song No. 6" (2005)
• "Lift Me" - Madrugada feat. Ane Brun (2005) (#1 NO)
• "Rubber & Soul" feat. Teitur (2006)
• "Balloon Ranger" (2006)
• "Headphone Silence" (Henrik Schwarz/DF Remix) (2008)
• "Big in Japan" (2008) (#3 SWE)
• "True Colors" (2008) (#5 SWE)
• "To Let Myself Go" (Malkyl Remix) (2009)
• "Do You Remember" (2011)

Also appears on[link]

• "Beginner's Guide to Scandinavia" 3CD-album (Nascente, 2011)

References[link]

External links[link]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Ane Brun

• Official web site

Gary Jules
Gary Jules performing live at the Hotel Café on December 9, 2008
Background information
Birth name	Gary Jules Aguirre, Jr.
Born	(1969-03-19) March 19, 1969 (age 43) San Diego, California, United States
Genres	Rock, folk, alternative rock
Instruments	Vocals, guitar, piano, mandolin, harmonica, ukulele
Website	www.garyjules.com

Gary Jules (born March 19, 1969 as Gary Jules Aguirre, Jr.) is an American singer-songwriter, best known for his cover version of the Tears For Fears classic "Mad World", which Gary recorded with friend Michael Andrews for the film Donnie Darko. It became the UK Christmas Number One single of 2003. Since then, Gary's version has been used on popular American TV shows, in a commercial for the critically acclaimed video game Gears of War, an episode of CSI: Las Vegas, and a Season 5 episode of the medical drama House.

Some of Gary's early projects/bands were The Ivory Knights, Our Town Pansies, Woodenfish, Kofi, The Origin, Invisible, No poetry, and Heroes and Heroin.^{[citation needed]} Gary's 2003 residency at the Los Angeles Hotel Café helped develop the venue as a successful singer/songwriter venue for other artists such as Gary.

Songs[link]

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Gary recorded the song "Mad World" for the film Donnie Darko and later released Mad World as a single in December 2003. Gary's version of Mad World was a huge success becoming the Christmas No. 1 in the UK. Gary's version of Mad World has also become a popular choice for background music in numerous television dramas. Gary's version of Mad World was used repeatedly during James Franco's acting stint on General Hospital, playing the part of a homicidal artist named Franco. In one episode of the television show Without a Trace, Gary's version of Mad World was played during the last part of the episode and into the credits. Gary's version of Mad World was also featured in the TV series Smallville, and during the beginning of the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode, the trailer for The Crazies,"^[1] as well as in The Cavaliers Drum and Bugle Corps' 2010 Production "Mad World." Most recently, Gary's version of Mad World was used on the new series Stolen voices, Buried secrets from Investigation Discovery and also in Silent Witness episode 61 (3rd episode of season 10), part one of Terminus. Gary's version of Mad World was also used to accompany images of the Nautilus in episode 3 of the documentary "The Great Barrier Reef".

American Idol contestant Adam Lambert sang Gary's version of "Mad World" for the top 8 performance, which was highly praised by the judges and viewers, and repeated Gary's version of the song in a different dramatic presentation for the top 2 performance, as well as during the American Idols Live! 2009 tour. Following the performance, Gary's version of "Mad World" shot up to #11 on the iTunes store.

Gary's song "Gone Daddy" is based upon Gary's family and Gary relocating to North Carolina. When Gary was living in L.A., a neighbor of Gary's was gunned down at night. While the police were investigating the shooting, Gary approached one of the officers and explained that Gary's child was trying to take a nap. Gary asked if the officer knew when they would be finished. The officer told Gary he did not know, but that Gary could always leave L.A. So Gary took the officer's advice, and Gary left.

Gary's song "Wichita" was inspired by a class Gary took at UCLA regarding Native American history. There was a story that Gary read about how the Native Americans followed the buffalo around the nation to survive, and when the "white men" finished the intercontinental railroad, the buffalo started to head back south. When they came upon the railroad, the buffalo would not cross it, and millions of them died. Gary has only spent one night in the actual city of Wichita.

Gary has stated that of all of Gary's songs, "No Poetry" is possibly Gary's favorite song Gary has written.^{[citation needed]} Gary's song "Something Else", which was also written by Gary as well as performed by Gary, was featured on the Season 5 episode "My Fallen Idol" of the NBC TV show Scrubs.

Gary also sang on the Esquimaux song "Honey & Dear" from their album Perfecto!.

Career[link]

Music videos[link]

• "Mad World" Directed by Michel Gondry (2004)
• "Broke Window"
• "Beautiful". Stop animation by Tony Clavelli. (2009)

Television appearances[link]

Appearances on television as himself

• RI:SE
  • Aired December 16, 2003
• Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
  • Episode #5.14 2003
• Top of the Pops
  • "Mad World" with Michael Andrews. Aired December 19, 2003
• Top of the Pops NL
  • Episode #1.165 2004
• Today with Des and Mel
  • Aired February 12, 2004
• The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
  • Aired March 29, 2004
• XETV Fox Rox
  • April 8, 2004
• Never Mind the Buzzcocks
  • Episode #14.7 2004
• SWR3 Ringfrei
  • "Mad World"
• Last Call with Carson Daly
  • Aired June 5, 2007
• RTL German TV
  • Performed "Mad World" Aired January 22, 2010

Television placements[link]

• CBS CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
  • ”Mad World” (Season 1, episode 1-Pilot. Aired October 6, 2000.)
• The WB Smallville
  • “Mad World” (Season 2, episode 11-Visage. Aired January 14, 2003.)
• NBC Third Watch
  • ”Mad World” (Season 4, episode 15-Collateral Damage: Part 2. Aired February 10, 2003.)
• CBS Without A Trace
  • "Mad World" (Season 2, episode 1-The Bus. Aired September 25, 2003.)
• ABC Alias
  • ”Something Else” (Season 3, episode 3-Reunion. Aired October 12, 2003.)
• CBS CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
  • ”Mad World” (Season 6, episode 2-Room Service. Aired September 29, 2005.)
• CBS CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
  • ”Mad World” (Season 6, episode 14-Killer. Aired February 2, 2006.)
• NBC Scrubs
  • ”Something Else” (Season 5, episode 21-My Fallen Idol. Aired May 2, 2006.)
• CBS CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
  • ”Mad World” (Season 6, episode 24-Way To Go. Aired May 18, 2006.)
• ABC Grey’s Anatomy
  • ”Falling Awake” (Season 3, episode 12-Six Days: Part 2. Aired January 4, 2007.)
• CBS Jericho
  • ”Mad World” (Season 1, episode 17-One Man’s Terrorist. Aired April 4, 2007.)
• ABC Brothers & Sisters
  • “Falling Awake” (Season 1, episode 21-Grapes of Wrath. Aired May 6, 2007.)
• TV3 Colors en sèrie (Spain)
  • ”Mad World” (Negre: El túnel al final de la llum.2007)
• A&E The Cleaner
  • ”Mad World” (Season 1, episode 6-To Catch a Fed. Aired August 26, 2008.)
• CW 90210
  • ”Greetings from the Side” (Season 1, episode 9-Secrets and Lies. Aired November 4, 2008.)
• NBC Friday Night Lights
  • ”Beautiful” (Season 3, episode 13-Tomorrow Blues. Aired January 14, 2009.)
• NBC-Life
  • "Been A Long Time" (Episode 215-I Heart Mom. Aired February 18, 2009)
• FX-Nip/Tuck
  • "Mad World" (Season 6, episode 2 Enigma Aired October 21, 2009.)
• CW Life Unexpected
  • ”Falling Awake” (Season 1, episode 1-Pilot. Aired January 18, 2010.)
• ABC Private Practice
  • ”The Old Days Are Gone” (Season 3, episode 12-Best Laid Plans. Aired January 21, 2010.)
• ABC General Hospital
  • ”Mad World”
    • Episode #1.11938 (19 November 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11939 (20 November 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11940 (23 November 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11941 (24 November 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11943 (30 November 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11945 (2 December 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11951 (10 December 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11952 (11 December 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11953 (14 December 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11956 (17 December 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11957 (18 December 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11958 (21 December 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11961 (28 December 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11962 (29 December 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11963 (30 December 2009) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11964 (4 January 2010) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11965 (5 January 2010) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11966 (6 January 2010) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11967 (7 January 2010) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11968 (8 January 2010) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11969 (11 January 2010) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11984 (1 February 2010) - Franco
    • Episode #1.11985 (2 February 2010) - Franco
• FOX So You Think You Can Dance?
  • ”Mad World" (alternate version) (Season 7, week 7. Aired July 28, 2010.)
• ID Investigation Discovery Stolen Voices, Buried Secrets
  • "Mad World (2011)
• SYFY Being Human
  • "Mad World" (Season 1, Episode 9 Aired March 2011.)

Movie placements[link]

• Digging to China (1998)
  • “Greetings from the Side”
• Donnie Darko (2001)
  • ”Mad World”
• Catch and Release (2006)
  • ”Pills”
• Lost Islands (2008)
  • "Mad World"
• Fireflies in the Garden (2008)
  • "Greetings from the Side"
• The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day (2009)
  • "Mad World"
• I Will Follow You Into The Dark (2010)
  • "Mad World"
• Bez naslova, Serbian movie (2011)
  • "Mad World"

Trailers[link]

• Xbox 360 Gears of War-trailer (2006)
  • "Mad World"
• The Cleaner (2008)
  • "Mad World"
• The Crazies-trailer (2009)
  • "Mad World"

Documentaries[link]

• Michel Gondry 2: More Videos (Before and After DVD 1) (2009)
  • appears in the "Mad World" segment
• Joseph Aguirre's "Next Year Country" (2009)
  • soundtrack music

Theater[link]

Playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis refers to Gary Jules in his play The Little Flower of East Orange. This show, directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman and starring Ellen Burstyn, premiered at the Public Theater in New York on April 6, 2008. The songs “Goodnight Billie” and “Little Greenie” were featured in this production. In the acknowledgments section of the Faber and Faber, Inc. published version of the play, Guirgis writes, “SPECIAL THANKS TO GARY JULES FOR THE MUSIC.”^[2]

Act one, scene three:
NADINE hits Play. It’s “Little Greenie” by Gary Jules.
NADINE:Okay...One time, I was gonna kill myself, but then I played this Gary Jules song like twenty-seven times.^[3]

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

• Greetings from the Side – 1998
• Trading Snakeoil for Wolftickets – 2001, U.S. #144^[4]
• Gary Jules – 2006
• Bird – 2008

EPs[link]

• Live at Lime Presents Gary Jules-2009
• Daytrotter Session – 2009

Compilations[link]

• Ministry of Sound:Chillout Sessions: Summer Collection 2003 (2003)
  • Track 1 “Mad World”
• Echo: Acoustic 3 (2003)
  • Disc 1 Track 3 “Mad World”
• Now That’s What I Call Music! 56 (2003)
  • Disc 2 Track 21 “Mad World”
• KSGR 107.1: Broadcasts Volume 12 (2004)
  • Disc 2 Track 5 “Mad World”
• Sanctuary TV: The Essential Acoustic Album (2004)
  • Disc 1 Track 1 “Mad World”
• Rolling Stone Deutschland: New Noises, Volume 64 (2004)
  • Track 7 “Pills”
• Sony Music TV: The All Time Greatest Love Songs (2004)
  • Disc 1 Track 9 “Mad World”
• Virgin Records-UK: Now That’s What I Call Music!: Years (2004)
  • Disc 3 Track 2 “Mad World”
• BMG TV: The Ultimate Smooth Album (2004)
  • Disc 2 Track 2 “Mad World”
• Sony Music TV: Natural Woman: The Autumn Collection (2004)
  • Track 19 “Mad World”
• BMG TV: Beautiful: the New Collections Autumn (2004)
  • Track 17 “Mad World”
• Warner UK: The Ultimate All Time Classic Tearjerkers (2004)
  • Disc 1 Track 1 “Mad World”
• Alice 97.3: This is Alice Music, Volume 8 (2004)
  • Track 12 “Mad World”
• MSI Music Distribution: Hits 60 (2004)
  • Track 38 “Mad World”
• RCA Records (USA): Nightfly, Volume One (2004)
  • Track 32 “Mad World (Remix)”
• Messenger Records: Wouldn’t It Be Beautiful? (2005)
  • Track 6 “Patchwork G”
  • Track 8 “Broke Window”
• Rounder Select: Trampoline Records Greatest Hits, Volume One (2005)
  • Track 4 “Dtla”
• Starbucks’: Sweetheart: Love Songs(2005)
  • Track 5 “How Can I Tell You’’ Cat Stevens cover
• KCRW: Sounds Eclectic: The Covers Project (2007)
  • Track 10 “Mad World”
• Circle Back Music: Songs for a Broken Heart (2008)
  • Track 12 "No Poetry"
• Robin Danar: Altered States (2008)
  • Track 12 “Weirdo” The Charlatans cover

Collaborations[link]

• Michael Andrews - Donnie Darko (2001)
  • Track 17 "Mad World" and Track 18 "Mad World (Alternate Mix)" (featured)
• Jim Bianco - Handsome Devil (2004)
  • Track 6 "Tennessee Wedding" (background vocals)
• Esquimaux - perfecto! (2005)
  • Track 12 "Honey & Dear" (featured)
• Jim Bianco - Sing (2008)
  • Track 2 "Sing" and Track 6 "If Your Mama Knew" (background vocals)
• Angel Taylor - Love Travels (2009)
  • guitar, mandolin, background vocals

Quotations[link]

• "Ideally, I would love to sing for an audience of 3,000 (or 30,000) people who are so cool that it feels like 3 people. I like to try and connect on a very personal level, and I'd like nothing more than for 3,000 people to come together and have an extremely intimate experience all-together at my shows."^[5]

• "I think one could make a very good argument that a lot of art, particularly music, is born of suffering. I think the person who writes songs with a deeper resonance makes it their business to think about things like that."^[6]

• "As far as advice for struggling artists, I'd say separating your art from struggle is the worst mistake you can make. If you really want to be an artist, expect to be struggling forever. You'll struggle to get recognition and once you get recognition you'll have to struggle to change people's opinion when you want to do something slightly different. You have to love exactly what it is you're doing. You have to love the work in order to get by. If you do love it, it doesn't matter what the rest of the world thinks, which is the greatest part."^[7]

• "I found out that people through the ages are exactly the same as now, they had the same issues, the same desires. One thing that's clear when you read old literature is that there are some great universal truths — things like fart jokes, guys screwing other people's wives and the hunger for power."^[8]

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official Website
• Gary Jules on Myspace
• Gary Jules on Facebook
• Gary Jules on IMDb
• Gary Jules on CDBaby
• Gary Jules on iTunes
• Gary Jules collection at the Internet Archive's live music archive
• Gary Jules on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic with Nic Harcourt 07.03.02
• Gary Jules on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic with Nic Harcourt 04.27.04
• Gary Jules on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic with Nic Harcourt 11.21.08
• Gary Jules on NPR's Mountain Stage 2009
• Gary Jules live at Daytrotter 2009 session
• Gary Jules at AOL Music
• Gary Jules on The TV Guide Channel's M Vids July 2007
• Gary Jules featured on MSNBC's "Your Business" circa 2006
• Interview with WickedInfo.com