Jake Bugg is the debut studio album by English singer-songwriter Jake Bugg, released in 2012. This classic has been remastered at Abbey Road Studios and includes 2 rare & 14 previously unreleased recordings, unseen Kevin Westenberg photos, & a 2022 Dean Jackson (BBC DJ) essay.
"On 'Two Fingers', Bugg talks wistfully of scheming on the streets of Clifton, where he and his mates would "skin up a fat one, hide from the feds", as though life held no nobler pursuit. You can tell that, up until now, his world has been small, and he might well have spiraled down the sinkhole that swallows so many marginalised estate kids. Eventually, however, Bugg comes to the same conclusion that we do: "Something is changing, changing, changing". If this debut album - rife with uncommon wit, insight and melody - is testament to anything, it's that his small, unremarkable world is about to get a whole lot bigger. 9/10" - NME
180 Gram Double Gold Vinyl Pressing
Tracklisting
Side A:
1. Lightning Bolt
2. Two Fingers
3. Taste It
4. Seen It All
5. Simple As This
6. Country Song
7. Broken
Side B:
1. Trouble Town
2. Ballad Of Mr. Jones
3. Slide
4. Someone Told Me
5. Note To Self
6. Someplace
7. Fire
Side C:
1. It's True
2. Mr. Minister
3. Kentucky (Jason Hart Version)
4. Saffron (Jason Hart Version)
5. Love Me The Way You Do (Jason Hart Version)
6. Man On The Moon
7. Something Wrong
8. I See Her Crying
9. Friends
Side D:
1. Devil Song
2. Pretty Colours
3. Green Man (Jason Hart Version)
4. War
5. The Only One I Ever Knew
6. Swept Away
7. Broken (Rick Rubin Version)
