Jack Green, anyone?

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So one day in 1981 I picked up an album by someone named Jack Green, titled Reverse Logic.  It's pure power pop, with a bit of a rock edge.

What I found interesting was the company this guy kept on the album.  

Drums - Simon Fox (BeBop Deluxe)
Guitar (on several tracks) - Andy Dalby (Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come)
Sax (on several tracks) - Mel Collins (KC)

Not surprisingly, the best tracks on the album are those with Dalby and Collins in tow.

There was apparently an earlier album, which I do not have.

AMG is mum on the Jack Green, pretty much.

As mentioned, it's mostly power pop but it's always interesting to hear musicians (in the case of Dalby and Collins) in an alien setting.

Anyone else heard this?

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jammun Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Prog Reviewer Joined: July 14 2007 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 3449	Topic: Jack Green, anyone? Posted: October 22 2008 at 20:46
	So one day in 1981 I picked up an album by someone named Jack Green, titled Reverse Logic. It's pure power pop, with a bit of a rock edge. What I found interesting was the company this guy kept on the album. Drums - Simon Fox (BeBop Deluxe) Guitar (on several tracks) - Andy Dalby (Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come) Sax (on several tracks) - Mel Collins (KC) Not surprisingly, the best tracks on the album are those with Dalby and Collins in tow. There was apparently an earlier album, which I do not have. AMG is mum on the Jack Green, pretty much. As mentioned, it's mostly power pop but it's always interesting to hear musicians (in the case of Dalby and Collins) in an alien setting. Anyone else heard this?

BroSpence Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: March 05 2007 Status: Offline Points: 2614	Posted: October 23 2008 at 01:19
	Funny I picked up his Humanesque album a couple months ago because it was cheap, and it looked like some good Rundgren-like power pop. When I look at the player credits who was on lead guitar for one track? Mr. Ritchie Blackmoore! So I got it, but haven't listened to it yet.