Talk About the Weather
Jungle
Jungle
There are several artists using the moniker 'Jungle'. 1. Jungle is … 1. Jungle is an English modern soul musical collective founded by childhood friends, Tom McFarland and Josh Lloyd-Watson. 2. Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan – “Jungle” is a world/rock/fusion power trio featuring Steve "Muruga" Booker on drums, Dave Sharp on bass, and Steven Springer on guitar. “Jungle” was formed in 2010 when Muruga, Dave, and Steven collaborated on a project at Muruga’s "Sage Ct." recording studio. While in studio they recorded their first album “Jungle.” Drawing from many influences like Coltrane, Hendrix, Funkadelic etc. they recorded the album live. Steven "Muruga" Booker, born in Detroit, MI, is a world renowned drummer and percussionist with musical roots going back to the late 1950's when he played in the Detroit rock n roll band “The Low Rocks.” Muruga was inspired by the blues, rock, and soul of the Detroit scene. He played with the legendary bluesman John Lee Hooker. They were booked as Hooker and Booker. Muruga is also known for his drum solos at venues like the East Town and Chessmate in Detroit. Playing with many artists throughout his career some highlights include playing Woodstock in 1969 with Tim Hardin, performing at Carnegie Hall with Dave Brubeck, playing on Weather Reports “Sweet Nighter” in 1973, and collaborating with George Clinton and the P-Funk All Stars from the late 70's to the present. In 1990 Muruga released the billboard charting album "Blues from the Rainforest" with Merl Saunders and Jerry Garcia. In 1991 he was a recipient of th Hiroshima Voices for Peace award. He is featured on the Chesky Records album "Circle of Drums" with Babatunde Olatunji and Sikiru Adepoju. Most recently Muruga has released several albums on the Italian label Qbico Records and his 2010 release "Kiss of Peace" is nominated for 2010 Detroit Music Award for outstanding world music recording. Steven Springer grew up in Port of Spain, Trinidad and is an accomplished, soulful songwriter and innovative finger style guitarist, with his roots in reggae, soca and calypso. His unique musical style is a melting pot of jazz, reggae, Latin, blues, rock and R&B, which combine to form a refreshing exceptional sound. When watching Springer perform, audiences from around the world have been witnessed an artist delivering his music with energy, conviction and raw emotion. Born in Trinidad, in the West Indies, Steven Springer was inspired by the melodic lilting sound of soca and calypso. He started playing guitar at a young age. Steven was intrigued by the fusion of many cultures and the beautiful natural features of Trinidad. In his early twenties, Steven moved to Phoenix, Arizona and formed a band called Sanctuary. Touring worldwide, Springer was a featured artist at the 1988 World’s Fair in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, performing with the Trinidad Calypso Band. Upon returning to the United States, Springer joined Hugh Borde’s world famous Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band, performing and recording with them for over ten years. Currently, Steven also leads the band Tropicooljazz. Among other numerous awards and honors, Steven was chosen “Best Guitar Player,” every year from 1990 to 1993, at the annual Detroit Music Awards. Dave Sharp, a native Detroiter, became devoted to jazz at the University of Michigan and gained his chops under the tutelage of renowned bassist Herbie Lewis (McCoy Tyner, Cannonball Adderly and Les McCann) in San Francisco, and virtuoso bassist, composer and bandleader Marion Hayden (Straight Ahead) in Detroit. As bassist and composer for the modern jazz ensemble “Spheres of In uence,” and touring bassist for the seminal rock band “The Melvins” (Atlantic Records), Sharp has already made a mark on the national scene. He lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan where he composes, records, teaches and performs with Jungle has his own band Dave Sharp's Secret Seven. 3.Nothing is known about this excellent late sixties album's makers. A reissue is now available, so you can hear how good it is for yourself! Early Morning Rising, Slave Ship, House Of Rooms and Gray Picnic are all loaded with nice guitar and organ, even frantic (if somewhat inept) drumming on occasion. The tracks have an atmospheric, open quality and the recording is superb. This is a lost gem. The reissue has a deluxe embossed cover. It was originally issued in a plain sleeve. (Clark Faville for "Fuzz, Acid and Flowers" book)
Jungle was formed at the beginning of 2013, choosing to put an aesthetic emphasis on the music’s surrounding artwork and videos, and not on the pairs' own identity, (McFarland and Lloyd-Watson came to be known as J and T). Throughout the following year Jungle developed its nature as a collective by working with different artists across diverse disciplines. To perform the music live, Jungle expanded to a seven-piece band, fronted by J and T. Their debut album Jungle was released through XL Recordings on 14 July 2014. The album was met with great critical acclaim and was later shortlisted for the 2014 Mercury Prize. Their 2nd album, For Ever, was released on 14 September 2018.
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Feeling
Every day
You ain't got no reason
To walk away
I'm healing
Operate
Help me find the meaning
On the way
What I gotta do?
To start up with you
What I gotta do?
To start something new
What I gotta do?
To start living in the sunshine every day
Let's talk about it
Don't run
Please just talk about it
How you changed my life
Let's talk about it
Don't run
'Cause I knew you when you came along
(Let's talk about it)
(Don't run)
(Don't you talk about it)
True love
Won't pretend
We don't need no slow dance in the sand
Promise you I'll feel good once again
And I'll be there with you
When it ends
What I gotta do?
To start up with you
What I gotta do?
To start something new
What I gotta do?
To start living in the sunshine every day
Let's talk about it
Don't run
Please just talk about it
How you changed my life
Let's talk about it
Don't run
'Cause I knew you when you came along
The highs and lows
I will always be there
The higher you go
I will always be there
The highs and lows
I will always be there
The higher you go
I will always be there
I will always be there
I will always be there
Let's talk about it
Don't run
Please just talk about it
How you changed my life
Let's talk about it
Don't run
'Cause I knew you when you came along
(Let's talk about it)
(Let's talk about it)
(Don't run)
(Let's talk about it)
In Jungle's song "Talk about the weather," the singer is expressing a feeling of healing, and asking someone not to run away from a conversation that needs to be had. The lyrics suggest that the singer wants to start something new with this person, and to live in the sunshine every day. Perhaps the singer is trying to repair a relationship or start a new one, and is looking for meaning and connection. The chorus repeats the plea to talk about it rather than avoid the issue, emphasizing the importance of vulnerability and communication in any meaningful relationship.
Throughout the song, the singer's tone is one of hope and determination, as they vow to always be there through the highs and lows. This reflects the commitment necessary for successful relationships, and shows that their desire to connect with this person is sincere. The lyrics also suggest that the past was difficult or painful but that the singer has a positive outlook for the future, saying that they'll feel good again and will be there until the end.
Overall, the message of the song seems to be that real relationships require vulnerability, honesty, and open communication. Without these key components, it's easy to feel disconnected and lost, but with them, we can build meaningful connections that last.
Feeling
The singer is expressing an emotion, possibly sadness or dissatisfaction.
Every day
This feeling is experienced on a regular basis.
You ain't got no reason
The singer addresses an unknown person who has no apparent motive to leave the relationship or situation.
To walk away
This person has no reason to end the relationship or leave the situation.
I'm healing
The artist has been through a difficult time but is getting better.
Operate
The singer may need assistance to fully recover.
Help me find the meaning
The singer is searching for purpose or clarity in the situation.
On the way
This search is ongoing or in-progress.
What I gotta do?
The artist is asking what actions they need to take to improve the situation.
To start up with you
This question is directed at a specific person with whom the artist has a relationship.
To start something new
The singer is considering making changes or starting something fresh.
To start living in the sunshine every day
The artist wants to live a happy, positive life every day.
Let's talk about it
The singer wants to engage in open and honest communication about the situation.
Don't run
The singer wants the other person to face the situation rather than avoid it.
Please just talk about it
The singer is pleading for communication and honesty.
How you changed my life
The artist reflects on how the other person has had an impact on their life.
True love
The artist believes their relationship is based on genuine affection and loyalty.
Won't pretend
The singer will be honest and authentic in the relationship.
We don't need no slow dance in the sand
The singer is rejecting cliches or superficial gestures in favor of genuine connection.
Promise you I'll feel good once again
The artist wants to reassure the other person that things will get better.
And I'll be there with you
The artist wants to remain with the other person through difficult times.
When it ends
The artist acknowledges that the relationship will eventually come to an end.
The highs and lows
The singer acknowledges the ups and downs of the relationship.
I will always be there
The artist promises to remain present and supportive regardless of the situation.
The higher you go
The singer will remain supportive even in times of great success or change.
(Let's talk about it)
The singer encourages open communication once again.
(Don't run)
The singer pleads for the other person to face the situation with them.
(Don't you talk about it)
The artist implores the other person to not withhold or avoid communication.
(Let's talk about it)
The artist repeats their desire for honest, open communication.
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd. Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Written by: Dean Josiah Cover, Joshua Lloyd-Watson, Thomas McFarland
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09Time
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