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JAMIE WOOLFORD is a producer, engineer, touring musician and songwriter from Phoenix, AZ. Watch your feet because I'm about to drop some names (you've heard of at least one of these). Punchline, Gin Blossoms, The Story Changes, The Stereo, Vanilla Sky, Man Alive, The Format, Black Sunshine, The AKAS, Gene The Werewolf, Super Stereo, Andrew Dost (of fun.), Let Go, Hit The Lights, Harvest, Cadillac Blindside, Protagonist, Skybox, and Source Victoria. I feel dirty now. For more self-indulgent absurdity, please read my full biography here.

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FBR15 book out now & download Gene The Werewolf's new record for FREE!

Thursday, December 8, 2011 at 12:53 PM

Hey there! Fueled By Ramen released a 100 page book / dvd to commerate their 15th anniversary & it's includes a bunch of cool essays from the labels past & present (myself included). The DVD features a few live performances filmed by MTV at the FBR15 annivesary concert in NYC (The Stereo included). Also don't forget that Gene The Werewolf just released an amazing new record (produced by yours truly) and he's giving it away for FREE via the bandcamp page! Yep, Gene is quite the generous man so don't miss out! Go to his bandcamp page and download your copy today. Don't believe me? Listen to the the whole record below!

<a href="http://genethewerewolf.bandcamp.com/album/wicked-love">Wicked Love by Gene The Werewolf</a>

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