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Jamiroquai released The Return Of The Space Cowboy. this group may still be light years ahead of the hip-hop world..." Success in England and even Japan continued for the band, but American audiences where still hard to reach.
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Jamiroquai - High Times January 20th, 2008 | Jamiroquai | No Comments » Jamiroquai - High Times [2006] Genre/Género: Pop, Acid Jazz. Sounds Like/Suena Como: The Brand New Heavies, Daft Punk. Read the rest of this post »
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After Nick Fyffe left Jamiroquai in 2003, Jamiroquai did not immediately hire a permanent bass guitarist. During the recording of Dynamite, a number of different bassists were used, and during early promotional gigs in 2005, Randy Hope-Taylor and Richard Murphy played for Jamiroquai. Paul Turner joined the band in March 2005.
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Jamiroquai recently received a nice write-up in Mashable for embracing aspects of web 2.0 in their new website and across social networks. Mashable is the world’s largest blog on social networking, and their coverage of Jamiroquai highlights how artists can benefit from embracing widgets to promote themselves:
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If Jamiroquai plays at least one gig in Russia, it will be visited by thousands of fans, not only from Russia, but ... from a number of nearby countries, such as Ukraine, Belarus and many others. If you come here, you'll see how hospitable and thankful Russian audience is!
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After Jamiroquai split from their old management company (Long Lost Brother) in early 2000, they have been managing themselves. There are no direct contact details available for the band, especially since early 2007 when they ended their deal with Sony BMG/Columbia.
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