Jarvis: Discography (side projects)
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Lush - Lovelife (album)
Jarvis provides guest vocals (duetting with Miki Berenyi): More info: Discogs.com Barry Adamson - Oedipus Schmoedipus (album)
Jarvis co-wrote the lyrics and provides vocals: More info: Discogs.com Shaken and Stirred: The David Arnold James Bond Project (compilation album)
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. More info: Discogs.com The All Seeing I - Walk Like A Panther (single)
Jarvis wrote the lyrics: The All Seeing I - Pickled Eggs & Sherbert (album)
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 The All Seeing I - 1st Man In Space (single)
Jarvis wrote the lyrics: Looper - Who's Afraid of Y2K? / Up a Tree Again (single)
Remixed by Jarvis and Steve Mackey (Chocolate Layers):
Millennium Thoughts (compilation)
Written and performed by Jarvis: Black Box Recorder - The Art Of Driving (single)
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:
Pussycat Trash - Brat Years: 1992-1995 (compilation album)
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. Alpha - South EP
Vocals by Jarvis: Track also appears on: Without Some Help (compilation album, August 2006) More info: Discogs.com, Alpha's official website Death in Vegas - Dirge (promo single)
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) Mike Bassett England Manager (original soundtrack)
Jarvis wrote the lyrics and provides the vocals: Marianne Faithfull - Kissin' Time (album)
Lyrics by Jarvis:
The White Sport - Complete Control (single)
Remixed by Jarvis and Steve Mackey:
The White Sport supported Pulp at Brixton Academy in November 2001. More info: Discogs.com Total Lee: The Songs of Lee Hazlewood (various artists compilation album)
Vocals by Jarvis: Also featuring: Richard Hawley (guitar) The Nu Forest - I Picked a Flower (single)
Written and performed by The Pastels and Jarvis: Also featuring: Steve Mackey and Richard Hawley The Pastels - The Last Great Wilderness (original soundtrack)
Written and performed by The Pastels and Jarvis: Also featuring: Steve Mackey and Richard Hawley Richard X - Richard X Presents His X-Factor Vol. 1 (album)
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) More info: Discogs.com Unkle - Never Never Land (album)
Featuring Jarvis on synthesizer:
More info: Discogs.com Nancy Sinatra - Nancy Sinatra (album)
Lyrics by Jarvis: Also featuring: Jarvis (percussion, producer), Richard Hawley (guitars, harmonica, percussion, lyre, vibraphone, producer) More info: Discogs.com The Electronic Bible, Chapter 1 (various artists album)
Features This is as Good as It Gets by Relaxed Muscle More details here Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (original soundtrack)
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 appears as an extra on the DVD release. More info: Discogs.com The Lovers - The Lovers (album)
Lyrics written by Jarvis: La Dégustation was first released on The Lovers (EP) (4 February 2004) More info: The Lovers' website The Trip (various artists compilation)
Compiled by Jarvis and Steve Mackey More details here Monsieur Gainsbourg Revisited (various artists compilation)
Credited to Jarvis & Kid Loco. Vocals by Jarvis: More info: Discogs.com Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man (soundtrack)
Vocals by Jarvis: Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs & Chanteys (various artists compilation)
Vocals by Jarvis:
Also featuring: Steve Mackey (bass); Richard Hawley (guitar) More info: Discogs.com Charlotte Gainsbourg - 5:55 (album)
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. More info: Discogs.com Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man (documentary film)
Vocals by Jarvis: Songs for the Young at Heart (various artists compilation album)
Read by Jarvis: Track also appears on: Now Hear This! compilation CD that came with the February 2007 edition of Word magazine. Air - Pocket Symphony (album)
Lyrics written and vocals by Jarvis:
More info: Discogs.com Marianne Faithfull - Easy Come, Easy Go (album)
Jarvis duets with Marianne Faithfull:
* On the LP, side 3, track 5 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. More info: Discogs.com Fantastic Mr. Fox (original soundtrack)
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