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For those craving extra crunch with their pop, TIGHT WHITE JEANS arrives on the scene with a hearty nod to the pummeling sounds of the past but setting its sights firmly on the road ahead; think Cream meets Arctic Monkeys as the band drives into a musical space somewhere between the garage-punk spirit of X and the old-school brawn of Black Sabbath while humming a Pixies tune.
Formed in 2007 by Jeff "JD" Wood and David Friel, TWJ has been working steadily to crank out the hits, released a 2-song EP in 2009 and released their full-length debut record "AN AMERICAN CLASSIC" in October 2010.
Ladies and gentlemen, your swampy twang, hook-driven rock 'n roll and walls of unapologetic overdrive is served.
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Wyclef, who spoke only Haitian French when he entered the states, quickly learned English from listening to American rap music. Music soon became one of Wyclef's chief interests; his mother sensed his talent early, and gave him a guitar as a gift in the hopes of keeping him away from the local gang activity. The first song he learned to play was Steve Martin's humorous spoof, "King Tut."
In his early teens, Jean and his family moved to Newark, New Jersey, so that Gesner Jean could assume a post at the city's Good Shepherd Church of the Nazarene. At Newark's Vailsburg High School, Wyclef stayed focused on his passion for music. He majored in jazz, studied the ins and outs of the music business, and learned to play more than 15 instruments. Wyclef, along with his cousin Prakazrel Michel and friend Lauryn Hill, also started experimenting with hip-hop music. In order to afford studio time to record their original compositions, Jean saved up money from his job at an area McDonald's.
Jean's talent quickly came to the attention of music executives and, while he was still a minor, he was offered a recording contract. The deal fell through, however, because Jean's father refused to condone his musical tastes. "When I'd come back from the studio, I'd get a whipping from my dad, 'cause I was playing devil's music," Jean later told Rolling Stone magazine.
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