JFM final edition and their last song in studio. (c) copyright 100% Naud.

Klark: vocals, drums
Iain Booth: guitar
Pierre Fontaine: bass
James Lee Moore: keyboard

forgive me

Song 1 of 6 of the 1989 demo "When Nothing Was Wrong".
(c) copyright 1989 Klark & Just For Mom.
Final line up playing live in rehearsal hall.

Iain Booth: guitar
Pierre Fontaine: bass
Norm Lachance: drums
James Lee Moore: guitar synth
Klark: vocals & percussions

when nothing was wrong

Song 2 of 6 of the 1989 demo "When Nothing Was Wrong".
(c) copyright 1989 Klark & Just For Mom.
Final line up playing live in rehearsal hall.

Iain Booth: guitar
Pierre Fontaine: bass
Norm Lachance: drums
James Lee Moore: synth
Klark: vocals

where are you now

Song 3 of 6 of the 1989 demo "When Nothing Was Wrong".
(c) copyright 1989 Klark & Demers.
Final line up playing live in rehearsal hall.

Iain Booth: guitar
Pierre Fontaine: bass
Norm Lachance: drums
James Lee Moore: synth
Klark: vocals

nowhere

A favorite to play live, this one recorded on Pierre's 4-track Fostex at our practice hall, with vocals done in my living room.
Part of the 9-song demo "Wonderful World of Addington" (Addington being the street Norm and I lived on in NDG).
(c) copyright 1989 Klark.

Iain Booth: guitar
Pierre Fontaine: bass
Norm Lachance: drums
James lee Moore: keys
Klark: vocals

running out of time

This version performed live to a full crowd at the Montréal Spectrum, July 27, 1989.  




running out of time (live)

Recorded live on stage at the Montréal Spectrum, July 27, 1989.

when nothing was wrong (live)

Recorded live in front of an audience at the Montréal Spectrum, July 27, 1989.

invitation (live)

everything must stop

recorded in 1987 in Mariette's basement and car garage (and bathroom?).

mariette's basement

margaret's lake

wonderful world of addington

friends

Just For Mom was an 80s Montréal-based band formed by singer/drummer/percussionist Klark & bassist Philippe Demers.  Guitarist Iain Booth came in the picture in the Spring of 1986, and that's when the music started coming together.  James Lee Moore joined later mainly as a keyboard player, but also played guitar on some songs. Three drummers were part of the line up, namely Jackie Gallant (1986), Denis Albert (1987-1988), and Norman Lachance (1989-1990).

Their style of soft goth of the beginning gradually turned into a crunchier type of rock.
