Music
Press
Q, UK
“Absolutely fabulous!”
Red Alert, USA
“Acoustic music?fans have hit a jackpot upon purchasing Long Live Love. This Amsterdam native band sounds like a European Bob Dylan.”
DIGG, Belgium
“Rootsy and folky… a 5 star singer songwriter album!’’
Hamburger Abendblatt, Germany
“Amazing…Long Live Love is superb.’’
Der Schallplattenmann, Germany
“The music is magic…magnificent acoustic, alternative pop.’’
Music2Web, Germany
“Long Live Love is a wonderful album. Folk lovers, hippies at heart and anyone wishing to remember the 60’s will especially love it.’’
In de ban van, the Netherlands
"Long Live Love is the album of the year!’’
PLATO, the Netherlands
"What I think of the CD? I get up on the wrong side of the bed, cut my cheek shaving, spill hot coffee on my freshly ironed shirt, discover heavily frosted car windows: to end up in a 17 km traffic jam. I put on Long Live Love by The Jack Stafford Foundation and suddenly I love all the other drivers around me. Love and Peace to all!’’
Musicfrom, the Netherlands
"Long Live Love is a great record…we are curious what the JSF will treat us with in the future’’
Oor, the Netherlands
"An album full of genuine love’’
Het Muziekcafe, the Netherlands
"A very intricate production that surprises out of pure beauty… country and folk are never far away whilst pop is master. There is even a hit on the album: The World is Wonderful.’’
POP INSTITUUT, the Netherlands
"Long Live Love is a tribute to the love. Jack sings love songs with a folk-like dressing and we can even hear some country influences here and there. Harps, banjos and church organs; that's what The Jack Stafford Foundation peppered with tongue-in-cheek humor. A surprise that is far from unpleasant.’’ - Combined
Q, UK
“Absolutely fabulous!”
Red Alert, USA
“Acoustic music?fans have hit a jackpot upon purchasing Long Live Love. This Amsterdam native band sounds like a European Bob Dylan.”
DIGG, Belgium
“Rootsy and folky… a 5 star singer songwriter album!’’
Hamburger Abendblatt, Germany
“Amazing…Long Live Love is superb.’’
Der Schallplattenmann, Germany
“The music is magic…magnificent acoustic, alternative pop.’’
Music2Web, Germany
“Long Live Love is a wonderful album. Folk lovers, hippies at heart and anyone wishing to remember the 60’s will especially love it.’’
In de ban van, the Netherlands
"Long Live Love is the album of the year!’’
PLATO, the Netherlands
"What I think of the CD? I get up on the wrong side of the bed, cut my cheek shaving, spill hot coffee on my freshly ironed shirt, discover heavily frosted car windows: to end up in a 17 km traffic jam. I put on Long Live Love by The Jack Stafford Foundation and suddenly I love all the other drivers around me. Love and Peace to all!’’
Musicfrom, the Netherlands
"Long Live Love is a great record…we are curious what the JSF will treat us with in the future’’
Oor, the Netherlands
"An album full of genuine love’’
Het Muziekcafe, the Netherlands
"A very intricate production that surprises out of pure beauty… country and folk are never far away whilst pop is master. There is even a hit on the album: The World is Wonderful.’’
POP INSTITUUT, the Netherlands
"Long Live Love is a tribute to the love. Jack sings love songs with a folk-like dressing and we can even hear some country influences here and there. Harps, banjos and church organs; that's what The Jack Stafford Foundation peppered with tongue-in-cheek humor. A surprise that is far from unpleasant.’’ - Combined
Discography
Exes (2005)
Long live love (2007)
The Troubadour Chronicles (2012) - 111 songs.
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Bio
Jack Stafford (1977, England) is a nomadic troubadour. Through songwriting, he records his adventures, the tales of people he meets, and the local news and issues. In this troubadour tradition, he travels from place to place, passing on and preserving stories.
So far he has played visited 48 countries in North America, Europe, Asia and Australasia and played over 1000 shows.
He has played in the strangest places, from Australian tin mines to Dutch brothels, from churches through to schools in Islamic countries where they'd never even heard live music before.
His latest album is called "The Troubadour Chronicles" and numbers 111 songs (8 discs/5 hours) and is a chronological record of his adventures.
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