Eugene Francis Jnr
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Eugene Francis Jnr | |
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Blues | |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter, guitarist, percussionist |
| Instrument(s) | vocals, guitar, bass, banjo, synthesizers, keyboards, drums, mandolin, theremin |
| Years active | 2001–present |
| Labels | Legion, Mighty Atom, Fuzzbox |
| Website | printsjackson |
Eugene Francis Jnr is a British musician, who has released music with several bands as well as solo material.
Biography
Early life
Francis was born in Bridgend, Wales on 8 March 1977.
Early groups
Francis's first band was The Fantastic Super Foofs, formed in
Solo career
Francis subsequently spent time in Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York and began experimenting with
The Golden Beatle, The Juniors 2008–2009
The album The Golden Beatle was completed on Christmas Eve 2007, and released in April 2008. The 7-piece band 'The Juniors' appeared with
Prints Jackson, One Song Every Month til The Day I Die 2014–2017
On March 8, 2014, Francis posted a new song 'LAW A' as Prints Jackson. [5] A new song was subsequently posted every month which was free to download. [6] Each month included artwork from a different artist, these included Richard J Oliver, David Shillinglaw and musical collaborators included Jim Ward (musician) and Mat Whitecross
Guest Appearance 2023
On June 6 and June 7, 2023, as part of the Music of the Spheres World Tour Kris Williams performed Green Eyes and Don't Panic (Coldplay song) as Coldplay special guest on the C-stage at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff along with Kelly Jones.
Discography
- 1999 "Gliptus"
- 2001 "Bilo Boss"
- 2002 "Devan Endo", "Timmy Zuckermann"
- 2004 "In fertility", "Drone The Queen Bee"
- 2005 "Lines, Opiates and the Demented Operation", "Quarterback Hairdo"
- 2007 "Poor Me / Kites"
- 2008 "The Golden Beatle"
- 2012 "Necronomicon : I am Providence"
- 2012 "Calliope Fuxwar"
- 2014-2017 "One Song, Every Month, til the day i die'