It was an offer that worked to both bands advantages. Dave Alvin also played lead guitar on two tracks. To preserve these articles as they originally appeared, The Times does not alter, edit or update them. Anyone can read what you share. Whether consciously or not, echoes of The Gun Club are keenly felt by contemporary practitioners of punk-rock blues such as Daddy Long Legs, Guadalupe Plata and The Bonnevilles as well as more established musicians such as Mark Lanegan, Nick Cave and The Black Keys. Pierces self-interest, combined with the theft of Terry Grahams personal effects after a gig in Manchester, led to the departure of the drummer. 1 reference. Marszalek taught music journalism at Middlesex University and co-ran the genre-fluid Stow Festival in Walthamstow for six years. In November 1994, Pierce was arrested for brandishing a Samurai sword in his local pub in Kensington after an argument. DEATH PARTY - EP (13-Apr-83) 01.The House On Highland Ave 02.The Lie 03.The Light Of The World 04.Death Party 05.Come Back Jim Line-up: Jeffrey Lee Pierce (vocals)/ Jim Duckworth (guitar)/ Jimmy Joe Uliana (bass) and Dee Pop (drums). And I could navigate Jeffrey when he was saner. Stack O Lee. Come back, Darby Crash. His 2002 tribute "El Fuego Del Amor" had previously featured eight Gun Club songs. And speaking of language, Ive tried to avoid it, but his last name even rhymes with fierce. He took what was left of the band to Holland to record their final album, Lucky Jim. PLEASE KILL MES PUNK HISTORIANS LEGS MCNEIL AND GILLIAN MCCAIN TURN THEIR ATTENTION TO L.A. By initially flirting with it, he accidentally ended up inhabiting it. When Jeffrey Lee Pierce died from the accumulative damage of years of drug and alcohol abuse and a brain aneurism in 1996, he left an impressive and ever changing catalogue of work behind him, both with the Gun Club and as a solo artist. He looks plain lost. Actually no, somewhere off-centre of it all was Jeffreys voice, for he rarely cleaved to the melody back then, quavering in a tremulous howl mostly sharp and occasionally flat, which further served to heighten the tension of his themes, which were, somewhat predictably: sex, pain, intoxication, and murder. My sense of why this is rests on Pierces deep familiarity with many musical forms, not least the blues. With the release of the Death Party EP in 1983, more line-up shifts saw the departure and return of Terry Graham and the inclusion of Jim Duckworth, formerly of Tav Falcos Panther Burns, on guitar. [29] Blondie paid tribute to Pierce in its song "Under the Gun", from the 1999 album No Exit. And in a handful of others Like Calling Up Thunder, The Fire of Love, and Mother of Earth Pierces absorption of all those influences, his near-assimilation by the prevailing ancient creepiness of American roots music spliced with the then-still-novel exuberance of punk, allowed him to hunker down and create something not only timeless but seamless, as if Johnny Cash, Johnny Thunders, and Johnny Rotten had dropped all their differences in order to embrace whatever nameless idolatry secretly united them. It was an even trade! laughs Powers. Harry contributed backing vocals on the album Miami under the pseudonym D.H. Lawrence, and was a longtime mentor and supporter of Pierce. This was to be the last gasp of a career which had patently lost its direction. For Patricia Morrison, it was the wonderment of seeing the world and playing music she loved. Wildweed's monochrome cover shot, of Pierce stood in a windswept barren landscape with a shotgun over his shoulder, was photographed on the south coast of England, as Pierce told a Swedish interviewer, but intended to "look like Texas. They dont really sound like The Gun Club, but like them theyve taken the roots and re-invented them the same way. One minute he'd be talking about the fall of Saigon and the next minute hed be talking about the size of a dinosaur's brain. I couldnt do it any more; we had too many arguments and disagreements.. Four months after the Gun Club frontman had passed away, the article labeled him as the true victim of what Engelshoven interpreted as "the American disease." With The Cramps on indefinite hiatus due to ongoing legal wrangles with their label, Powers re-joined The Gun Club. Speaking of the US/UK divide, The Gun Club never really found much traction in their homeland. In fact, For the Love of Ivy appropriates a couplet almost immediately (Well, jawbone eat and jawbone talk / Jawbone eat you with a knife and fork). The Gun Clubs 1981 debut Fire of Love was rarely off my turntable in those days. is trying to be like The Byrds, but just aren't as good. He did me first before the rest of the band and I loved that. And it was there that the next stage of The Gun Club began to take gestate. [citation needed], Mark Lanegan recorded a cover version of the Gun Club's "Carry Home", from the album Miami, on his album I'll Take Care of You. Digging into layers of hopeless desperate acts, excavating strata for singular sacred artifacts, aching to merge the atavistic with the advanced. We want to hear from you! This contained forgotten preliminary recordings for a further . Between these two lies a solid body of work, though. Bandmate Kid Congo Powers is interviewed, among others, in the documentary below. All Rights Reserved. With the band ready to board a connecting flight bound for Australia, Duckworth and Graham quit thanks to Pierces unreasonable demands. Heres how it works. Were having a band. And that was that!. The cause was a stroke, said Kim White, his manager. Pierce arrived in Australia with bass player Patricia Morrison and enlisted two members of support act "The Johnny's", Billy Pommer Jr and Spencer Jones, to fill in,[10] plus Kid Congo, who flew from the United States to join them after being convinced by Pierce. And without the fire to shore us against the cold, the sadness can simply be overwhelming. The Gun Club's last ever gig, with bassist Elizabeth Montague replacing Bradbury, was at The Palace in Hollywood on December 18, 1995. He had the idea that he wanted a Cocteau Twins kind of sound for it. [32], In 2010, OFF!, a punk "supergroup" fronted by Keith Morris, formerly of Black Flag and the Circle Jerks, released a song dedicated to and named after Pierce. It was one of the best rocknroll experiences of my life and Ill never forget it.. Soundtrack: Too Young to Die. Sign up below to get the latest from Classic Rock, plus exclusive special offers, direct to your inbox! English Wikipedia. People want to see me! And he looked at us as if were supposed to leave our guitars. We really liked the songs. He has written about music for Music365, Yahoo! A call was made from Australia to Kid Congo Powers. Jeffrey Lee Pierce. Over the course of seven studio albums and an ever-shifting line-up of musicians driven away by Pierces self-obsessed and self-destructive behaviour, The Gun Club left behind a body of work whose ramifications are still reverberating to this day. It was juvenile but very dramatic and the seeds of what would follow, says Powers. 1999-2021 PopMatters Media, Inc. All rights reserved. By now Pierce had begun to take his health more seriously and took up an unconventional method to lose weight. "[19] In May 1994, Pierce joined the band on-stage during the "Let Love In" European tour,[20] culminating in a show at Shepherd's Bush Empire in London, where he sang a cover of the Johnny Cash/Bob Dylan song "Wanted Man". We were recording in Holland and, as you can imagine, you could get hold of anything you wanted. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. On top of Pierces fascination with Tom Verlaine, elements of be-bop and beat literature found their way on to the album. His last TV appearance was with the Bad Seeds on Later with Jools Holland, recorded on May 14, 1994.[21]. Emptiness and defiance. As a teenager, he moved from El Monte, a working-class industrial suburb east of Los Angeles, to Granada Hills, at the time a white working- and middle-class suburb in the San Fernando Valley. "[7], The Las Vegas Story (1984) was the band's third album, seeing the return of Kid Congo Powers, drummer Terry Graham and a new bassist, Patricia Morrison. To understand Pierce's ambivalence toward Los Angeles requires looking further into the particular origins Jeffrey Lee Pierce. I play a lot of his music because I miss him and I want people to never forget the Gun Club. He remained in a coma until his death from a cerebral hemorrhage on March 31 at the University of Utah Hospital. The scourge, the deep scar tissue, of racism. Perhaps the severing of any ties to that troubled music was a gift from my subconscious. He had to pretend being wild; he had to pretend being Jeffrey Lee Pierce. The Gun Club became the seminal swamp-blues, post punk band that had come screaming out of the LA club scene during the 1980 s. In 1982 Creeping Ritual Music was created by Pierce and later became the soul source for his music publishing. About any of it. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy and Cookie Statement and Your California Privacy Rights. In the early stages of his career, Pierce became friends with his idol Debbie Harry, having met Harry and Chris Stein through his presidency of Blondie's U.S. fan club. Pierce bildade The Gun Club 1980 och de albumdebuterade ret efter med Fire of Love. Jeffrey Lee Pierce was the brilliant frontman of The Gun Club. In 1979, following in the footsteps of the Germs, the Dead Kennedys and the Dickies, Pierce formed his own punk band, Creeping Ritual. He was a one-man southern death cult, a bad Indian. The sessions were recorded with acoustic guitars in Grove's bedroom using a "boombox" device. It was never a choreographed act., While Powers returned to America to clean himself up, Pierce slid into heroin addiction. among many others. So that first Gun Club album, he was really into blues music, The Las Vegas Story he was into Television, Wildweed was Bob Dylan and Mother Juno was the Cocteau Twins., The new band gelled particularly well. We were record collectors and fans and at a super young age had dedicated our lives to that, recalls Powers. In July 1996, Tom Engelshoven of Dutch music magazine Oor described Jeffrey Lee Pierce as the missing link between the Eagles and Kurt Cobain. He'd come almost every day and just sit on the couch and then he'd come out to dinner with us and just mumble away. [41][42][43], Grove contacted other artists via Myspace to contribute to the project, including Lanegan, and as the project grew, artists such as Isobel Campbell and Jim Sclavunos also agreed to contribute. Pierce encouraged his friend Brian Tristan, aka Kid Congo Powers, to play the guitar and develop his style, eventually recruiting him to form the band Creeping Ritual, which evolved into The Gun Club with the addition of drummer Terry Graham and guitarist Rob Ritter. It was just punk rock.. Fucking, murdering, leaving (I will fuck you til you die / Bury you and kiss this town goodbye). But in Jeffrey's world, sometimes it was very inspiring and illuminating and other times it was painful and depressing. Mori moved to bass, Nick Sanderson was on drums and the call was made to Kid Congo Powers who, by this time, was based in Berlin. And while the new fans are throwing themselves with abandon to the maelstrom emanating from the stage, older heads are sensing a familiarity that hasnt been heard for some time. Youd go places and everybody was in on it, she says. Jeffrey Lee Pierce, the leader of the Gun Club, a trailblazing Los Angeles band that began mixing punk rock with American roots music in 1979, died on Sunday at Utah University Hospital in. The demon drink: Pierce gets to grips with his downfall. [50] The documentary received mostly positive critical reception, but was criticized for not including any of Pierce's music or interview footage with him.[51]. Sex Beat, their introduction to the world, weve already discussed, but contrast it with the bands final song Anger Blues, and we can see the parabola of their musical journey, an ass-backwards shedding of raw punk attitude for well, the actual blues. She left him and began a relationship with her future husband, Nick Sanderson. With the songwriting being dealt with by Pierce and Mori, he began to feel sidelined and interest in the band dwindled along with their performances: It just seemed that after that album the audience was getting smaller and wed have more bad shows than good and that depended on our inebriation and/or interest. "[7], Primal Scream's 2013 album More Light referenced Pierce and the Gun Club with a reworking of Pierce's "Goodbye Johnny" and use of the title "Walking with the Beast".[40]. Country:UK: . When he was a teen-ager, he was president of the Blondie fan club. According to Jones, the note was "written out in beautiful handwriting and 'with love, Debbie' at the bottom" and was Pierce's "most prized possession". It was just punk rock. A lot the bands that I work with owe a debt to The Gun Club, and that includes The Jim Jones Revue.. Everybody felt the same and we were there for the music. The confluence of tragedy and a type of bleak, resigned comedy. Jeffrey Lee Pierce Wikipedia Jeffrey Lee Pierce's been dead and buried for some years 3 now. [49][bettersourceneeded] In the documentary, Voss interviews Pierce's former collaborators, Kid Congo Powers, Ward Dotson, Terry Graham, Jim Duckworth, and Dee Pop, in addition to his high school friend Steven Tash, former publisher of Pierce's work, Henry Rollins, and Lemmy, lead singer of Motrhead. From reinventing the blues for a punk crowd to the demise of frontman Jeffrey Lee Pierce, The Gun Club were magnets for chaos, but they influenced the generation that followed. 31 March 1996. We didnt try to transpose it to rocknroll, says Powers. Outwardly, I might have been a character in a Gun Club song, thankfully absent all the mayhem, betrayal, and sex killing. We were all very relaxed and all good friends and we all really wanted to do it. That was my audition! she laughs. I thought they were amazing with Ward Dotson playing, remembers Powers. Many did. When he formed The Gun Club, he wanted to destroy everything. Joined by his girlfriend, Mori, on guitar and Clock DVAs Dean Dennis (bass) and Nick Sanderson (drums) for his 1985 album, Wildweed, the quartet undertook a US tour that left them penniless after being ripped off by their tour manager. His obsessions crawled all over him. Here is Jeffreys improbable vibrato barely hanging from the melody line: a moth caught on a wire, fluttering and occasionally thrashing, allegedly aloof from human concerns yet hinting of things preferably buried; razor blades and dead fathers; dust, blood, sand, heat, wounds and tenderness. [30], Pierce is honored by Thstrm in a 2005 song recording. He got back in touch with his initial blues roots, began dressing like a rambling cowboy, and finger-picked a resonator guitar. Which is why 13 years after his death, a loss I only discovered on an Internet forum somewhere around the turn of the millennium Jeffrey Lee Pierce deserves this long-overdue eulogy-apology for reminding me that, sometimes, for loves sake, in the face of the nights chilly indifference, the only thing left for us is to shriek and cavort and kick the campfire sparks and temporarily lose our minds in the music. 2023 Cond Nast. Something born mewling reluctant from the bayou mud. He said, Leave them! Great Jeffrey Lee Pierce interview from 89. The thing that I remember most about that show, and Ive never, ever forgotten it, is that they came on and its hard to overestimate the impact this has on you as a kid and this huge wall of feedback emanated from their instruments. While Jeffrey was slipping into a coma and dying, I lived (totally oblivious) on 16 acres of unfarmed flood plain surrounded by mountains alongside my common law partner, my baby son, two big dogs, a Manx cat, a rooster. His demise is another sad reminder that the rock 'n' roll life-style can also lead to oblivion. Jeffrey Lee Pierce, the leader of Los Angeles punk band The Gun Club, is the subject of a new documentary, as Deadline reports. Patricia Morrison agrees with Mori on this point. Come on! It was double-edged in not listening to anyone artistically or making horrible career moves but then again, in the end, it was not about career. And finally, if you dig up the latters How Long, the version with Sonny Terry on harmonica, you will be struck not only by the unloved outcast yowl toward the end, but by its chilling kinship with Jeffreys own airless planetary howl as well. Physically, however, he was as unlikely a candidate to don the mantle of rock and roll clich as anyone; he was just a childs drawing of abject gloom, a stocky fireplug frame, dark, insomniac eyes skittering beneath the damp straw tangle of his anime-angular hair, an upside-down sorrow-mouth. Around this time Pierce met Los Angeles musician Phast Phreddie Patterson, who introduced Pierce to American roots music. Metallica mix it up on second night of World Tour in Amsterdam, Kids doing well, Slipknot slaying, new record label: Life is pretty great for Corey Taylor right now, Buses for upcoming Avenged Sevenfold tour will cost $2million more than pre-Covid. Or Kansas. In addition to directing the documentary, Andree and Lange will serve as producers alongside Scott Crary , Anahita Nazemi, Katrin Sandman and Alexander von Sturmfeder. Recruiting bassist Don Snowden and drummer Brad Dunning, the quartet named themselves The Creeping Ritual before changing their name to The Gun Club at the suggestion of The Circle Jerks Keith Morris. It was at this place called The Gala in Norwich, he says. At night, the coyotes would howl as the moon rose over the peak to the east, and occasionally, a lone cougar would descend from the hills. Los Angeles was one of the few American cities to follow the British and New York punk scene and the young Jeffrey soon became obsessed with Blondie to such an extent that he became president of their fan club (a couple of years earlier, a teenage Morrissey developed a similar unhealthy fascination with the New York Dolls, another proof that fandom sometimes pays creative dividends). LIVE "Jeffrey Lee Pierce" (10/13/2010)", "OFF! IN THE LATE 60S! Elvis From Hell will tell the story of Pierce, a. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. PleaseKillMe.com is the home of Please Kill Me: the Uncensored Oral History of Punk. Cypress Grove decided to launch the Jeffrey Lee Pierce Sessions Project on uncovering lost tapes he'd earlier recorded with Pierce in his attic. retrieved. Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies. Jeffrey was so into it and even asked if we wanted to split the writing credits, but we stupidly declined and just accepted a recording fee!, Powers concurs: It was like a completely new band and it was the strongest version that I was in.. I realize Im straying toward an authenticity-rockism I dont even believe in here, but I ought to note that however much I admire and even love Jeffrey Lee Pierce as a musician/artist, that by no means extends to any equivalent esteem for the train wreck of his personal life. Id heard that he was an oddball and difficult and all the rest, but when I heard the songs the ones on Miami I just thought they were fantastic., But she also saw another side to him: My favourite bit of being in The Gun Club was when Jeffrey would write songs and hed get a hold of me, and Id drive out to the valley where he lived with his mum and his sister. [18] Another album from that period is Ramblin' Jeffrey Lee and Cypress Grove with Willie Love, which consists mainly of cover versions of blues artists such as Howlin' Wolf, Lightnin' Hopkins, and Skip James. Jeffrey Lee Pierce Death: and Cause of Death On March 31, 1996, Jeffrey Lee Pierce died of non-communicable disease. At the center of this storm was Pierces voice. Despite the continued alcohol and drug abuse, Pierces talents were flourishing. If he hadnt have been so tenacious then nothing wouldve happened for the band. Bath The gulf between the two records is grimly fascinating. A scheduled recording session for Tex & the Horseheads, the band Jeffrey Lee Pierce had put together around his girlfriend Linda/Texacala Jones was going to go unused. [22][23] Pierce flew back to London in February to collect his belongings then returned to the United States, having been requested to leave England following his arrest and lack of visa. The Las Vegas Story is a farewell of sorts to an LA and America changing under the Reagan administration, but whether they knew it or not, The Gun Club wouldnt be returning to the US to live. The band's first album, "Fire of Love" (1981), remains its most admired, with a fast-paced, irreverent version of the Mississippi blues song "Preachin' the Blues" and Mr. Pierce's warbling voice wailing about dark themes like drugs and death. Jeffreys voice was unbelievable, says Mori. After six months in Japan, Pierce and Mori returned to London in August 1986, with Pierce intending to reform the Gun Club. This stuff goes beyond appraisals of coolness or even value its like attempting to evaluate the worth of a tornado and suddenly, were asking the wrong questions. [16] A different line-up including Romi Mori, Dean Dennis and Nick Sanderson also recorded with Pierce, completing the six-track "Flamingo"[16] The EP featured a remix of Wildweed's opening track "Love and Desperation" and two cover tracks. Not that you can blame him, given Pierces increasingly erratic substance-augmented behavior. Find a Grave. Not even Elvis: I hate Elvis. Singing then came second for him. That became the title of their album. [citation needed] The final Gun Club album, 1993's Lucky Jim, includes the song "Idiot Waltz". I take away that I had an amazing friendship with Jeffrey. He had the voice of sadness and when we played really large venues, his voice would go so wide, especially when we were playing sad, bluesy songs.. But also I take away all the things I learned from Jeffrey. Toward the end of his life, Jeffrey Lee Pierce increasingly embraced a more traditional blues, as if hed lost interest in the future altogether. At times, it was a case of, This could be really good but youre really fucking it up. During the mid-1970s, after attending a concert by Bob Marley, Pierce became an avid fan of reggae, and subsequently traveled to Jamaica, where he met Winston Rodney and others, but also "got beat up there too", as he later recalled in an interview.[5]. Released in 1987 to much critical acclaim, Mother Juno and its subsequent tour became the most successful period of The Gun Club. He returned to Los Angeles in 1995. Come back, Joe Strummer. Jeffrey Lee Pierce, singer, guitarist, composer: born Texas 27 June 1958; married Romi Mori; died Los Angeles 31 March 1996. Pierce was also known for his strong admiration for Debbie Harry of Blondie, and was president of the Blondie fan club. Texacala Jones noted that Pierce carried a handwritten note from Harry in his wallet with instructions on how she dyed her hair, including the types of products she used. [48], Jeffrey's Blues was a documentary filmed in 1989, directed by Bram van Splunteren for VPRO's Onrust and re-edited with unseen footage in 2016. Its the Cocteau Twins! We got talking with them and they were so friendly and invited us to their show that night at the Palace Theatre. He slithered away in Salt Lake City, Utah, on. In 1987 Pierce reformed Gun Club, recording with Robin Guthrie of the Cocteau Twins as producer. Visit our corporate site (opens in new tab). Hed already spent time travelling around the United States and Jamaica on a musical odyssey, and returning to LA hed regularly contribute reggae reviews to the Slash fanzine under the name Ranking Jeffrey Lee. If he inspired Jack White musically (and he did), he more readily recalled Jack Black, physically while embodying, in his own agitated head at least, Jack on Fire. Morris, a friend and former housemate of Pierce, had suggested "The Gun Club" as a band name while they were living together. Lange and Andree will also co-produce, along with Alexander von Sturmfeder, under their Scenes From banner. Find a Grave memorial ID. Hypothetically it couldve worked but then he passed away a week or two later.. Powers was by now living in Berlin and performing as guitarist with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, but accepted Pierce's offer and managed to combine working in both bands. His relationship to the blues, in particular, is complex. "Death Party" (uncredited) 2012; Too Young to Die. By subscribing, I agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Elvis From Hell is set to be released in 2020 and the producers are in talks with additional production partners, as well as sales and distribution companies. It still pains me that I completely missed the next three albums. Kid Congo Powers chuckles when asked what hes proudest of: Many things. I didnt want to do anything like that., Mori: He was heavily into drugs and couldnt keep the tempo. The Gun Club and perhaps this more than anything explains their continued marginalization were rarely if ever fun. IMDb ID. EXCLUSIVE: Jeffrey Lee Pierce, frontman singer of seminal LA punk rock band The Gun Club, is the subject of a new feature documentary. The singer lived for a time in London and gigged fitfully around Europe, doing strange versions of jazz standards (John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme", Billie Holiday's "Strange Fruit") and releasing disappointing albums of past and recent concerts on many labels (Two Sides of the Beast on Dojo for instance). Powers was the west coast head of The Ramones fan club and Jeffrey was the head of the Blondie fan club. Certainly the two bands share an intertwined history, not least thanks to Kid Congo Powers, the scrawny primitive-intuitive guitarist who initially joined Pierce after getting drunk together at a Pere Ubu concert before defecting to his idols once they summoned him (with Jeffreys magnanimous blessings). We need you now. Im an important man! The blues was an anchor but we were very much into seeing what would happen if you mixed up different things. Born in Montebello, California to a Mexican mother, he felt alienated growing up and considered himself a half-breed. It's a pity this peripheral figure found the bottle and the needle instead instead of a wider audience. -Amy Haben Great Jeffrey Lee Pierce interview from '89. Because hed stopped drinking, he found that he couldnt perform, because it was always about him being pissed, explains Mori. With his tousled blond-dyed hair, Jeffrey Lee Pierce was in many ways the archetypal American cult musician, at the crossroads of many musical styles (the goth scene, the swamp blues now revived by G-Love & Special Sauce) which later came to prominence. I suppose all junkies are secretive and he was hiding it and I didnt say much to him. Grove uncovered a recording of three songs on a cassette marked "JLP Songs", and realized they were from sessions he had worked on with Pierce for an album they were planning. The cassette tape version of the album also featured an extra track, "Secret Fires", missing from the vinyl L.P. but later available on the C.D. Learn how and when to remove this template message, "Jeffrey Lee Pierce, Rock Musician, 37 New York Times", "Obituary: Jeffrey Lee Pierce People News", "in exile: the rootless cosmopolitanism of Jeffrey Lee Pierce and the Gun Club", "Preaching The Blues: Remembering The Gun Club's Jeffrey Lee Pierce", "Returning to the supposedly troublesome 'Miami', "Rockbrat Remembers: When Spencer Jones played with The Gun Club", "NEW YORK NIGHT TRAIN issue 1: Kid Congo Powers Oral History Pt. There was very little funny about The Gun Club, certainly not intentionally (Although Pierces bitter comment about Cave attending a better class of rehab than himself could be seen as humorous if you squint hard enough.). [citation needed], The Jeffrey Lee Pierce Sessions Project is a tribute initiative launched after Cypress Grove, one of Pierce's musical collaborators, cleaned out his loft following Pierce's death. During his two-decade career, hes interviewed the likes of Keith Richards, Jimmy Page and Ozzy Osbourne, and has been ranted at by John Lydon. He was a record nerd but we were also dreamers and into a lot of rocknroll fantasy. Jeffrey Lee Pierce, . It kind of sounds like a Christmas song but Jeffrey always described it as a love song.. Hed say, Always tell the people what they dont want to hear. So whats going to really annoy people?
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