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(as Jah Wobble's Invaders of the Heart) 1991 "Erzulie" — — 1992 "Visions of You" (feat. Sinéad O'Connor) 35: 10 "Ungodly Kingdom" — — 1994 "Becoming More Like God" (feat. Anneli Drecker) 36 — Take Me to God (as Jah Wobble's Invaders of the Heart) "The Sun Does Rise" (feat. Dolores O'Riordan) 41: 22 "Amor" 76 — 1997 ...
25 de feb. de 2021 · 2 x Vinyl LP. Released on Lago Records in 1983, the first Invaders of the Heart 12” was, in Wobble’s words, “A beautiful blend of Eastern sounds and a dub sensibility.”. The single was also a secret weapon for legendary DJ Andrew Weatherall during the acid house years.
After the Sex Pistols broke up in 1978, John Lydon asked Wobble to join PiL, which included dub and Middle Eastern elements in its mix. Wobble was a key contributor to the group’s initial two albums, First Issue and Metal Box. The recordings were among the most important opening salvos in the post-punk movement.
28 de ene. de 2020 · A Quietus Interview. Touching The Big Mind: Jah Wobble Interviewed. Duncan Seaman , January 28th, 2020 09:42. Duncan Seaman sits down with Jah Wobble for a career spanning chat about working with members of Can, Bill Laswell's "for real" theft of Jackson Pollock's paint spatters and Zen Buddhism. Jah Wobble portrait by John Hollingsworth.
12 de nov. de 2021 · 11/12/2021, Danil VOLOHOV. photos: © John Hurst / Paintings Jah Woble. “Metal Box” is a mythical record. I recall listening to it for the first time as a total shock and precisely mind-blowing experience. While listening to the epithets Jah Wobble is particularly calm. Wobble is in his 60s. And he still portrays what post-punk is to me.
30 de ago. de 2016 · published 30 August 2016. Former PiL bassist Jah Wobble on regrets, working on the Tube and living the life of a geezer. Having helped to define post-punk alongside John Lydon in Public Image Ltd, Jah Wobble (aka John Joseph Wardle) embarked upon a portfolio solo career of astonishing breadth and genre-diversity.
19 de oct. de 2016 · A Conversation With Jah Wobble. October 19, 2016. Despite being part of British punk’s early days—palling with Johnny Rotten and Sid Vicious—John Wardle didn’t mesh with that music’s aggression, choosing instead spiky reggae as his calling card, and waiting until post-punk to make his move: becoming bassist/composer Jah Wobble.
