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(May. 2009)
The second studio offering from The Lost Onion, where the title song "The Year of the Ox" was spawned by a placemat that depicted the animals of the Chinese Zodiac. That prompted research by Jen into some deeper Eastern philosophy and led to the discovery of the sacred Ox Herding Pictures. The story of this album is loosely based on those pictures as they... |
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(Sep. 2006)
With a playful intensity of horns and bass-driven, soulful funk grooves, The Lost Onion offers up it first full-length studio release. With a variety of styles ranging from straight-up funk to extremely danceable Latin jazz, the combination of a 3-piece horn section and full percussion really set the tone. The vocals here are golden as well, flowing through... |
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(Sep. 2002)
A great combination of funk and soul with a touch of latin groove and a dash of urban grit... Jen Kearney manages a perfect balance of them all, finding room for the psychotic between the sublime. With commanding rhythms and the delivery of powerful "soul-mama" vocals, Bravery is sure to have a little something in store for everyone.
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A classic, lightweight baseball tee for the ladies offered in a white/red color combo featuring a 2-color "Jen Kearney and the Lost Onion" on the front. Also a 2-color onion graphic and web URL on the back. Both semi-sheer and form-fitting, with binding around the neck and sleeves that create a slim look, these are perfect for the ladies out there who don't mind hugging a curve or... |
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