JaGoFF REVIEWS:
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**** (4 STARS). "Dark and funky, this album is a little bit Prince, Roy Davis Jr and a little bit Disco D. Dancable and free, each song gets the ass shakin' a little bit more. The project is so sexy that if you haven't gotten any by the closing song, "Baby FaTT", you need a new face."
URB Magazine, 7/2005

"Impossibly deep funk bass lines, crazy-eyed crew sing-alongs and a gritty bent put the Chi-town squad in post-Parliament territory. But this isn't just the orthodox funk of George Clinton's famed outfit. Between its rich harmonies and lyrical edge, is everything from gospel to rap."
"Editor's Pick" - CNET/Download.com - 12/2006

Other Artists

Anything that makes your ass twitch and your unmentionables moist.

Influences

When you say influences, it is just that - bits and pieces of everything influencing something else which pulls from something else. Either way IT ALL leads back to the FUNK. Here we go... Massive Bass, Detroit Techno, Chicago Soul. George Clinton & P-Funk, Sly Stone, Graham Central Station, Al Green, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield, Isaac Hayes, Public Enemy, the Bomb Squad, Son of Berzerk, KRS-One, James Brown, Otis Redding, Chaka Kahn, The Electrifying MOJO, "The Friday Night Dance Party" on WBMX, Howlin' Wolf, Ray Charles, Funk Brothers, Bootsy Collins, Bill Laswell, Frank Zappa, Afrika Bambaataa, Autechre, Art of Noise, Kraftwerk, Prince and the Revolution, Underground Resistance, Jeff Mills, Perlon, Richie Hawtin (Plastikman), A Tribe Called Quest, Jungle Brothers, De La Soul, Digital Underground, Black Sheep, Jay Dee (J Dilla), Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, Kool Keith, Madlib, Muddy Waters, Drum & Bass; DieselBoy, Matrix, Teebee, Ed Rush & Optical, Cock Rock; Deep Purple, Led Zepplin, Jimi Hendrix, David Lee Roth, Sex Pistols, Blue Oyster Cult, Louis Jordan, Louie Prima, Megadeth, David Bowie, Soul 2 Soul, Little Richard, FSOL, Ween, Mr. Bungle, STAX, Sam & Dave, Willie Dixon, Ken Nordean, Captain Beefheart, Chess Records, Etta James, Johnny Lee Hooker, Ink Spots, Negativland, Basehead, Tom Waits, Dean Martin, Brian Wilson, Grand Master Flash, Eric B & Rakim, Doo Wop, the south side of Chicago, 80's breakdance, electro funk & it goes on and on and on! Now add one part booty, with equal parts politics - mix until the consistency is suitable for brain washing. Spread liberally on all affected/infected areas. ROCK, ROCK PLANET ROCK.

Website

http://www.thejagoff.com

Band Members

JaGoFF is: Sir Real, MOFO & The Trailerpark Playaz -------------------- Chicago-native, Sir Real [aka: JaGoFF / Sir Real Labs] is a critically acclaimed multi-media artist/musician/activist/photographer whose artwork helped pioneer the aesthetic of the early rave/techno movement with eyepopping "sirreal" visuals that graced hundreds of classic rave flyers, posters, magazines & cd covers. Sir Real was the creative director for the landmark techno-youth culture magazine, Reactor and in 1994, he founded the electro-organic audio collective, Frequency Lab. He has also recorded and performed with the likes of MoFo Rising, Marvin Tate & D-Settlement, Tranquility Bass - among many others. -------------------- Detroit-native, MOFO [aka : Trenchdigger / JaGoFF] founder of the TRENCHDIGGER CORPORATION, Dubplate Techtonic & legendary U.$. funk mob: MoFo Rising is a full time funk assault technician that has produced, performed and dropped sick amounts of bass for over a decade. Prior collaborations with the likes of Frequency Lab. MOFO is also a diciplined practioner of the guerilla marketing arts. No more questions please. ----------------