Jesse Strange Discography (1992-2006)

Jesse Strange Discography

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Artist...............: Jesse Strange

Genre................: Hard Rock

Source...............: NMR

Year.................: 1992-2006

Quality..............: 192kbps

Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz

Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3

Covers...............: Front, Back

Information..........: Seperate nfo/sfv for each album

Tracklisting.........: See full file listing



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Album listing

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1992 - Jesse Strange

2006 - Looking for some Strange





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Jesse Strange consisted of the elite musicians/songwriters of the Southeast

region of the U.S. Prior to the formation of Jesse Strange, lead vocalist Grant

Tibor and guitarist Scott Migone were kicking everybody’s ass off while

performing in a premier band called "Cypress" which Grant had transferred

from North Dakota to record at the infamous Criteria Studio’s in Miami with

Mike Fuller.



Scott Migone previously had been working with bassist Danny Lullie in the

high voltage group "Valentino&quot. Scott stayed back in Miami as "Valentino"

relocated to Los Angeles seeking it's fortune. Meanwhile drummer Paul Trust

was honing his incredible drumming skills as he was finishing his degree at the

University of Miami as a studio engineer. Paul and Grant hooked up after

Scott went touring overseas with the hot twins babes of "Gypsy Queen" and

starting working on the album.



While being back on break from Europe, Scott decided to hook back up with

Grant and Paul upon hearing the first few cuts off the album. Danny soon

followed after returning from Los Angeles. Together the band wrote,

produced and recorded their debut album. Their first single "Love on the

telephone" was a top three song on many of the radio stations throughout

the country, including Los Angeles, Chicago, Milwaukee and Orlando to name

a few. Amazingly this was done without being signed to any label.



Shortly thereafter Gerry Greenberg of Sony’s Epic/WTG records signed the

band in 1991. However, Sony had signed Michael Jackson to a mega deal for

his "Black and White" album forcing all the acts signed to Sony to be delayed

until 1992 for releasing. Jesse Strange wasn’t released until April of 1992.



Grunge and alternative soon became the flavor of the decade and all the hair

bands along with Jesse Strange were soon dumped along with their long locks

of hair and leather jackets like a hung over and abused groupie come sun-up

after the tour bus takes off.



Jesse Strange recorded a number of tunes before, during and after their

debut album. In February 2006, the band made these tunes available to the

fans, independently releasing Looking For Some Strange.

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