Chinese Dub Project
About the Project:
BBC
Birmingham Mail
Liverpool Daily Post 20/06/08
Liverpool Daily Post03/07/08
Sheffield Telegraphy
Liverpool Echo
The Metro 13/07/08
The Metro (5 questions)
Visit Liverpool
The Wire
Liverpool 08
Liverpool Confidential
Independant (How we met)
World Music Listings
Liverpool Art And Culture
BBC Radio 3/Womad
The Times (South yorkshire)
Live Listings Magazine
Evening Courier
Songline
Photos
BBC News
Live Reviews:
BBC News
BBC Radio 3 Womad Live (till 1st August)
Metro (Womad Charlton Park)
FT (Womad Charlton)
The Guardian
The Independant
Liverpool Daily Post
Sheffield Telegraphy
Chinese Dub 06/07/08
The Spoof
World Music Central
Music Not Mayhem
Music Not Mayhem (photos from Womad)
Songlines issue 55
Album Reviews
Exclusive interviews with The Guardian Weekend Magazine - Cockney Rebel (Jah Wobble, one-time punk pirate turned East-End mystic, has now put music to the poems of William Blake. By Edward Fox)
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Exclusive interviews with The Wire -Bass Invader (Via new Collaboration with Brian Eno and Bill Laswell, the music of Jah Wobble is attempting to express the ineffable; to fuse divine, ethereal atmoshpheres with the physicality of the bass. Interview by Peter Shapiro)
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'Ode To Joy' Project & 'Fly'
- The Independent on Sunday
- The Daily Telegraph
- manchester urban
- A change of Image
- The Guardian
- Jah Rules
Reviews on 'Ode To Joy' live show
http://www.ruthlessreviews.com/music/live/jahwobblelive1.html
'So the record industry is in meltdown. Who cares, says Jah Wobble - veteran of many deals - when going it alone is much more fun (and you get to keep the change) more ..... press LIFE IS SWEET (from independent On Sunday 19th January 2003)
Bass-player Jah Wobble - post-punk pioneer and champion of world music - is back on the road. He talks to Richard Wolfson .... more .......... Wobble keeps it steady
Home entertainment Jah Wobble Interview by Will Hodgkinson The Guardian