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Not quite country, not quite rock--My Morning Jacket's music is undeniably haunting and emotionally charged. At its center is the heartrending, highly affecting voice of singer/songwriter Jim James. Hailing from Louisville, KY, My Morning Jacket first made a name for themselves with the release of their debut album, The Tennessee Fire, in 1999. A follow-up, At Dawn, was released in 2001, which helped win the band a devoted following in both the U.S. and Europe with its charming blend of rock, country and blues. The wide-ranging It Still Moves appeared in 2003, taking the band into new melodic, pop-oriented territory on tracks such as "Golden" and "Mahgeetah." The band released their fourth album, Z, in 2005, a further refinement of the group's immense songwriting skills and unique brand of Americana music.
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Last night's show was my 1st time to experience MMJ live. I was friiggin' blown away by every moment of the show. I, luckily, get to see them for my 2nd time on Friday in Atlanta at Chastain and I am so stoked, I can hardly stand it. Anyone out there who has not taken the time to listen to MMJ, do it now. They are fabulously entertaining and so musically talented.
This show was awesome. I have never been to the Alabama Theather before yesterday and was thoroughly impressed. MMJ is one of my favorite bands and I have been waiting 5 years to see them. Thanks to the band and the venue for making good memories. Awesome band + awesome venue= good times had by all!!
They rocked out for almost 3 hours strait, awesome show
My Morning Jacket was insane, as always, and ended with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band joining them on stage for the encore. It was amazing.
Absolutely incredible! They are great to see live, I will see them every chance I get.
Probably the best crowd I have seen at the Alabama Theater. Very energetic. My Morning Jacket were on. You couldn't tell they haven't played in over a year. Jim's vocals were great. The songs with Preservation Hall Jazz Band were great. I wish I could see them again this tour.
Old songs sounded great so did the new ones, rocked the house, great venue as well
