Jarvis provides guest vocals (duetting with Miki Berenyi):
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Jarvis co-wrote the lyrics and provides vocals:
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Jarvis (vocals, guitar, keyboards, programming):
Also featuring: Steve Mackey (bass, programming), Mark Webber (guitar)
This release is a compilation of cover versions of theme songs from James Bond films. It was organised and produced by David Arnold.
All Time High is credited to Pulp, but this is questionable, because Candida Doyle and Nick Banks were not involved. The original version was sung by Rita Coolidge for Octopussy released in 1983. It was written by John Barry and Tim Rice.
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Jarvis wrote the lyrics:
Jarvis wrote the lyrics (and provides vocals on track 7):
The All Seeing I were an electronic group from Sheffield comprised of Dean Honer, Jason Buckle and DJ Parrot. Jason Buckle later formed Relaxed Muscle with Jarvis.
More info: Discogs.com, Wikipedia: The All Seeing I
Jarvis wrote the lyrics:
Remixed by Jarvis and Steve Mackey (Chocolate Layers):
Written and performed by Jarvis:
Remixed by Jarvis and Steve Mackey (Chocolate Layers):
Track also appears on: The Worst Of Black Box Recorder (compilation album, August 2001) and a CD given away with Select magazine (October 2000)
Black Box Recorder's John Moore writing in the NME:
Allegedly, Jarvis did it for a fag. He bumped into Luke [Haines] at a gig and asked Luke for a fag. Luke said that he could only have one if he remixed our record. Before the song was quite subtle, but Jarvis has tipped it way over the edge into gross indecency. Now it would get arrested for lewd conduct in Sheffield Bus Station - it's got a filthy old porn soundtrack on it.
Listening to the track it's not obvious why Jarvis is mentioned in the title. He could have been involved in some way or he may have just been name checked.
Pussycat Trash vs. Jarvis Cocker was first released on an obscure split 7" single circa 1994. Pussycat Trash were a riot grrrl band who were active in the early-to-mid 90s.
Vocals by Jarvis:
Track also appears on: Without Some Help (compilation album, August 2006)
More info: Discogs.com, Alpha's official website
Remixed by Jarvis and Steve Mackey (Chocolate Layers):
Track also appears on: Sonic Mook Experiment, Vol. 1 (various artists compilation album, October 2001); Milk It - The Best Of Death In Vegas (compilation album, 7 Feb 2005)
Jarvis wrote the lyrics and provides the vocals:
Lyrics by Jarvis:
Remixed by Jarvis and Steve Mackey:
The White Sport supported Pulp at Brixton Academy in November 2001.
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Vocals by Jarvis:
Also featuring: Richard Hawley (guitar)
Written and performed by The Pastels and Jarvis:
Also featuring: Steve Mackey and Richard Hawley
Written and performed by The Pastels and Jarvis:
Also featuring: Steve Mackey and Richard Hawley
Lyrics written and sung by Jarvis:
Also featuring: Richard Hawley (vocals and slide guitar)
There is also a 7" promo called From Me To Yule that contains Into U (winter mix)
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Featuring Jarvis on synthesizer:
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Lyrics by Jarvis:
Also featuring: Jarvis (percussion, producer), Richard Hawley (guitars, harmonica, percussion, lyre, vibraphone, producer)
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Features This is as Good as It Gets by Relaxed Muscle
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Written and sung by Jarvis:
The Harry Potter books feature a band called The Weird Sisters. For the film, this band was made up of Jarvis Cocker (vocals), Jonny Greenwood (of Radiohead, lead guitar), Jason Buckle (of The All Seeing I and Relaxed Muscle, rhythm guitar), Steve Mackey (of Pulp, bass), Steven Claydon (of Add N to(X), keyboards and bagpipes) and Phil Selway (of Radiohead, drums). Jarvis wrote three songs for them to play. These were recorded for the film soundtrack and were also performed for the Hogwarts Yule Ball scene in the film itself. Unfortunately, only a few seconds of this performance made the final cut. However, a full version does appear as an extra on the DVD release.
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Lyrics written by Jarvis:
La Dégustation was first released on The Lovers (EP) (4 February 2004)
More info: The Lovers' website
Compiled by Jarvis and Steve Mackey
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Credited to Jarvis & Kid Loco. Vocals by Jarvis:
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Vocals by Jarvis:
Vocals by Jarvis:
Also featuring: Steve Mackey (bass); Richard Hawley (guitar)
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Lyrics written or co-written by Jarvis:
There is also a 7" single featuring Songs That We Sing and Jamais and a French CD single featuring Songs That We Sing and Set Yourself On Fire.
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Vocals by Jarvis:
Read by Jarvis:
Track also appears on: Now Hear This! compilation CD that came with the February 2007 edition of Word magazine.
Lyrics written and vocals by Jarvis:
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Jarvis duets with Marianne Faithfull:
Does not appear on all versions: only on the double LP, European special edition double CD and as a download.
The track is a cover. It is from the 1957 musical West Side Story. The music was composed by Leonard Bernstein with lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
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Fantastic Mr. Fox is an animation directed by Wes Anderson. It is based on the same title story Fantastic Mr Fox written by Roald Dahl. Jarvis wrote a song with Wes Anderson and performed the song. He also provided the voice for a character named Petey.
Written by Wes Anderson and Jarvis Cocker; performed by Jarvis Cocker:
Details (from the National Trust website):
We are famed for our care of some of the nation’s most visually stunning locations; from castles and gardens to great swathes of coast and countryside, which are often promoted as havens of tranquillity. But the release of our new album is the first time that the very sounds of these special places have been given their place in the spotlight.
Jarvis Cocker, best known as the former front-man for the band Pulp, has worked with us to produce the album, entitled National Trust: The Album, comprising of British natural sounds including birdsong, crashing waves and wind breezing through a country garden.
Eleven of our special places across England, Northern Ireland and Wales feature on the album, so we hope you'll enjoy listening to the sounds of these places - to hear them for real, come along for a visit - we're closer than you think.
Jarvis' comments (from press release):
I hope this album is a "Holiday for the Ears". It’s not really meant to be listened to intently, like a piece of music, but more as something to have on in the background to aid relaxation or contemplation. Plus, you get to visit 13 National Trust properties in the space of 30 minutes. No mean feat. I hope it has the feel of one continuous journey and conjures up an image in the mind’s eye of the places featured. I also hope it could inspire the listeners to then visit the sites for themselves.
Jarvis helped to compile the following tracks:
Tracks:
Both tracks are performed by Infant Sorrow.
Discodeine with vocals by Jarvis Cocker:
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Pschent digital download
Discodeine with vocals by Jarvis Cocker:
DFA 12" vinyl and download
12":
A-side
Digital download:
Dirty 10" vinyl
A-side:
Credits: Synchronize was written and produced by Discodeine (C. Marszewski and B. Morando). Lyrics by Jarvis Cocker.
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More info: Discogs.com
Vocals by Jarvis:
Jarvis Cocker interview
This House is a Netflix exclusive short adult animation created by Enda Walsh. There are three stories in this show. Jarvis wrote lyrics and performed the last track, and he also provided the voice for the Developer in Story 2: Then Lost Is Truth That Can't Be Won.
Brief intro (from Netflix website)
Across different eras, a poor family, an anxious developer and a fed-up landlady become tied to the same mysterious house in this animated dark comedy.
Tracks:
Tracks:
A special vinyl edition for the two tracks was made with limited copies. Jarvis also played the role Cowboy#2 in the movie.