My Morning Jacket is an American rock band from Louisville, Kentucky. The band consists of Jim James (singer-songwriter, guitarist), Tom 'Two-Tone Tommy' Blankenship (bassist), Patrick Hallahan (drummer), Carl Broemel (guitarist, pedal steel guitarist, saxophonist, vocalist), and Bo Koster (keyboardist, percussionist, vocalist).
Jim James - Another Country interview
Lead singer of My Morning Jacket in conversation with Ricky Ross.
Biography
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Links & Information
Links
- Official homepage at mymorningjacket.com
- Youtube at youtube.com/user/MyMorningJacketVEVO
- Twitter at twitter.com/mymorningjacket
- MySpace at myspace.com/mymorningjacket
- Wikipedia article on My Morning Jacket
- Last.fm page on My Morning Jacket
- Discogs at discogs.com/artist/My Morning Jacket
- MusicBrainz entry on My Morning Jacket
Members
- Johnny Quaid (-2004),
- Two-Tone Tommy,
- Bo Koster,
- Jim James,
- Patrick Hallahan,
- Carl Broemel,
- Danny Cash (-2004)
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