Jack Johnson - Live at Beeb

Hawaiian singer-songwriter Jack Johnson has three passions in his life: music, surfing and his family. Raised on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, Jack practically began to surf as he began to walk and was constantly seeking out the next best wave. As he hit his teens his tastes began to widen and he started to develop an interest in the guitar.
At eighteen Jack left the islands to study filmmaking at the University of California. After graduating he began a year long adventure around the world with some old surfing friends. The trip resulted in him directing and shooting an acclaimed 16mm surf film ‘Thicker Than Water’, which was hailed as a return to the purist beauty of early surf cinema.
It was during the scoring of the film that Jack found his musical voice. He was already becoming a name amongst the surfing community but after he recorded the song 'Rodeo Clowns', which quickly gained radio airplay, Jack’s reputation as a musician began to spread beyond the surfing fraternity. However despite offers to sign a record deal, Jack chose to ignore the growing attention to his music and instead returned to the South Pacific to make another highly successful surfing film. Finally a bootleg tape fell into the hands of musician Ben Harper, who convinced Jack to finally concentrate on his music. By 2001 he'd released his first record 'Brushfire Fairytales'.
Six years on and Jack’s career has gone from strength to strength. He’s featured on film soundtracks like Curious George and released three albums of his own, with a fourth one due to be released in 2008.

SETLIST
- Better Together
- If I had Eyes
- Banana pancakes
- Full Line *
- Sunshine *
- All at Once
- Times Like this

* In duet with Matt Costa

Source & Lineage: Freeview>DVD Standalone – sound level and fade ->Studio10>M4V

Instruction to Unpack: Download the three parts; Select them; Unrar at once. The final file is best viewed with Quick time and VLC.

SOURCE	TVB	QUALITY	A+	FORMAT	M4V	SIZE	640x480	TRACKS #	7
LOCATION / VENUE		London		BBC Theatre		DATE		2007
NOTES:		Why MP4?? I have try to get a good image quality / file size Ratio… MP4 was the best format to Use

Jack Johnson : On and On

Jack Johnson (born May 18, 1975) is a Hawaii-born singer-songwriter who has achieved commercial success and a dedicated following since the release of his debut album, "Brushfire Fairytales".
Making friends with Garrett Dutton of G. Love & Special Sauce, he recorded "Rodeo Clowns" to be released on their 1999 album Philadelphonic. Ben Harper also took Johnson under his wing after hearing his music. This launched his music career and led to the release of his first album, Brushfire Fairytales, in 2001 to aid in the Thicker than Water soundtrack.

After touring for almost two years, Johnson released his second album, On and On, to generally favorable reviews in late 2003. Many of the songs on On and On had previously been released on bootlegs, such as J.O.A.T. and B.O.A.T., but received the accompaniment of a full band on the new album.

His third studio album, In Between Dreams, was released on March 1, 2005. Over a year later, it was still on the charts, where it was positioned at #3 (March 21st 2006). Also released in 2006 was the album Sing-A-Longs and Lullabies for the Film Curious George. A common feature of Johnson's music is major chord tonality in his basic chord progressions.

Johnson was featured on the Sublime tribute album Look at All the Love We Found, and was on Handsome Boy Modeling School's White People, released in 2004. In 2005 he appeared on the Black Eyed Peas album Monkey Business on the track Gone Going.

In the music video for "Sitting, Waiting, Wishing", everything happens in reverse. Johnson is pelted with various objects and liquids are dumped over his head, but everything appears to fly away from him as the video plays backward from the way it was filmed. In order to achieve this, Johnson learned to mouth all of the lyrics to the song backwards. The music video for his song "Taylor" features a guest appearance from actor Ben Stiller.

In February 2006, he won a Brit Award for Best International Newcomer, beating The Pussycat Dolls, John Legend, The Arcade Fire and Daniel Powter. In May 2006, "In Between Dreams" surpassed one million sales in the UK.

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