Letters from the Jester [Import]

1. Truth Lies

2. Soul Freak Musik

3. Let's Keep Our Love Goin'

4. S FM-Club

5. Did My Time [City Lights Sax Mix]

6. Twisted Minds

7. No Higher

8. Smashin' Friendship

9. Just Can't Stop

10. Salty Water

11. So Much Pain Inside [Album Version]

12. Language of Love

13. Lost in Lyrix

14. Lonely

15. Morning Prayer

Letters from the Jester,The Timewriter,Under Cover Music,Club/Dance,Dance,Dance Music,House,Pop

Average customer rating:
Letters from the Jester
The Timewriter
Manufacturer: Plastic City
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0000DENUJ
Release Date: 1997-05-26

Tracks:

Truth Lies
Soul Freak Musik
Let's Keep Our Love Going
S FM-Club
Did My Time [City Lights Sax Mix]
Twisted Minds
No Higher
Smashin' Friendship
Just Can't Stop
Salty Water
So Much Pain Inside [Album Version]
Language of Love
Lost in Lyrix
Lonely
Morning Prayer

Average customer rating:

The soulful, spiritual Timewriter sound
No good.

Letters from the Jester
The Timewriter
Manufacturer: Plastic City
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music

Techno-House | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B000006V1M
Release Date: 2001-04-17

Tracks:

Truth Lies
Soul Freak Musik
Let's Keep Our Love Going
S FM-Club
Did My Time [City Lights Sax Mix]
Twisted Minds
No Higher
Smashin' Friendship
Just Can't Stop
Salty Water
So Much Pain Inside [Album Version]
Language of Love
Lost in Lyrix
Lonely
Morning Prayer

Customer Reviews:

The soulful, spiritual Timewriter sound.......2004-01-09

For anyone who enjoys the soulful, spiritual sound of Jean Frank Cochois (a.k.a. The Timewriter), this first LP on Germany's Plastic City imprint is a must-have. While the U.S. was first introduced to The Timewriter in his triumphant 1998 album "Jigsaw Pieces," released domestically by Twisted America, "Letters From the Jester" actually predates the former by a year, showing us a somewhat sparser production quality that undeniably exudes more "tech" than "house" with its austere drum programming and analogue bass synth lines. Nevertheless, this is a true tech-house masterpiece that features classic tracks that range in style and emotion from the unforgettably funky "Soul Freak Music (Second Sight)" to the moving "Let's Keep Our Love Going," from the jazz-infused "Did my Time (City Lights Sax Mix)" to the lush and sensuous "So Much Pain Inside (Album Version)." Note the latter third of the album clearly points to a progression of Cochois's musical identity and production skills toward the monumental "Jigsaw Pieces." Also recommended: The Timewriter's "Diary of A Lonely Sailor" album and "Deep Train" mixes (both considerably deeper and more soulful), as well as Cochois's downtempo productions under the JFC and Jean F. Cochois monikers.

No good........2003-05-18

As much as I liked the first release "Jigsaw Pieces" that was interesting not to repetative and an amazingly produced sound recording. This one is dull boring. Sound productions is very low. I listened to it a couple of times and ready to sell it.