Burnt Beard Band rendition of a Jonboy E Nemo classic.

Remember - Jonboy E Nemo

Walking on the moon

Stoned Like In The Bible

iKe and Monster Mash's first trip into the studio. Enjoy it in your ear parts.

Jump Around

My first proper 90's rock tune. 3 piece, one man. 

I still Believe

Recorded on location by Cyclorama Sound (formerly Node Studio) 

Alec Ounsworth - Hey Ho Dr. So and So

Say Yes (cover)

Yam stands for manhood. 

Or, a song about addiction--specifically addiction to gobs of minty toothpaste, or shoegrass pie, or kittens, or fuzzy blankets you want to nuzzle incessantly to the detriment of your professional associations, or philtrum-gazing, or comparatively diminutive lunulas, or raw oats, or anything else that causes intense sensations of physiological deprivation and debilitating anxiety when you have to do without. Kind of like with drugs. But the addicting kinds of drugs. Not that weak designer crap all the fancy kids are into these days. Those drugs don't have a clue. 

Also:
Awesome strikes again.

I Don't Know

This soundcloud page is the result of a series of tense negotiations between the bands Mr. Jones and His Visions of Pearl and SpaceRobots from Space.  The two aforementioned parties have agreed to repost, "songs" that they like, to this page.  If you would like to like or repost any of their songs please check them out at https://soundcloud.com/mrjonesandhisvisionsofpearl (for Mister J) and https://soundcloud.com/spacerobots-douter-space.  Thanks!

Jonboy Nemo comes from a small town in rural Maine and plays his own brand of "Folk'n Roll," combining high-energy classics with candid originals. His songwriting draws on healthy amounts of humour and cynicism, nostalgias both whimsical and brooding, and an assortment of neuroses. He has performed solo on the guitar and mandolin from the age of sixteen, with his band the nectaroons, and in various collaborative efforts. He has appeared at various bars and street corners nationwide, along with performances at the Trapper Creek Bluegrass Festival in Trapper Creek, Alaska, and with the nectaroons at the Common Ground Country Fair and Recyclefest in Unity, Maine, and at the Green Beaver Festival and annual Fiddlehead Festival in Farmington, Maine. Nemo spent much of his youth wandering the United States, living in cars, boats, sheds, shelters, basements and tents, although he does not remember what he thought he was looking for. He settled for a time in the foothills of western Maine, where he studied philosophy and religion. He currently resides in midcoast Maine, where he moonlights as a licensed psychotherapist.

Likes:  Van Morrison's "Astral Weeks," Bob Dylan's "John Wesley Harding," Skip Spence's "OAR," anything by Leonard Cohen, Fred Neil, or the Fleet Foxes.

Stoned Like In The Bible

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