The second download single release taken from the acclaimed GOFFAM album is coupled with a brand new song from the GOFFAM genre.

A video for the song can be found in the Video Vault. Lovingly filmed and produced by Chris T-T, is a candid snapshot of life on the road with Team Jim Bob.

Tracklisting:
1. Our Heroes
2. Radio Goffam

Jim Bob's latest solo album 'GOFFAM' tells the story of a city in the grip of crime. The fire station is burning and a sniper is shooting at the nurses from the hospital roof. Another teenage life ends. The cops are corrupt, incompetent, or just lonely. A beacon is sent up into the sky for help. But Goffam’s superheroes are drunk, washed up or scared. Dark man, dark.

Recorded live and almost live with Chris T-T and Johny Lamb.

Tracklisting:
1. The Golden Years of Lonely Old Dears
2. Goffam
3. Support the Gofffam Cops
4. Goffam’s Secret Millionaire
5. The Man Behind the Counter of the Science Fiction Superstore
6. Teenage Body Count
7. Lonely Cop
8. One Small Step For Man
9. Architect Architect
10. Our Heroes
11. Superhero Midlife Crisis
12. Not Far From Here

Click here for the Album Lyrics

Taken from the Jim's forthcoming solo album 'Goffam', The Man Behind the Counter of the Science Fiction Superstore tells the story of one of lifes quiet men. Quietly doing his work and waiting for the sign that will bring him out from behind his mild mannered mask to save us all from ourselves.

Recorded in London, Hampshire and Cornwall with a full band including a 12 voice teenage choir, the new Jim Bob album 'A Humpty Dumpty Thing' began life when Jim was asked to write a song for Mark Ravenhill's hit pantomime 'Dick Whittington & His Cat' in 2007. Jim wrote six songs. Two ended up in the Barbican's Christmas show.

The others were adapted to form the beginnings of this new Jim Bob LP. The most obvious Dick Whittington trace is left in the song 'Cartoon Dad', with its chorus of 'I thought the streets were paved with gold / I always thought my fortune flowed / all along the River Thames / from Westminster to Southend into the sea'.

Other songs feature a man whose only friends are his Ikea office furniture, an overweight and lonely drunk running the London Marathon, a love song from a soldier sent overseas and a blog written by God.

Initial limited copies of the album came with the twelve thousand word Jim Bob mini novel 'Word Count'. Set in the not too distant future when all art is commissioned by the State, the story follows a man with writer's block chosen to write an 80 thousand word novel or face a jail term.

Tracklisting:
1. All The King's Horses
2. Cartoon Dad
3. Every Day When I Come Home I Expect To Find You Gone
4. God's Blog
5. Robin, Patrik And Chris
6. Another Day At The Office
7. The Carousel
8. This Phoney War
9. Pizza Boy
10. Battling The Bottle (Fighting The Flab, At War With The World)
11. Why Can't We Get Along?
12. From This Moment
13. The I Can't Face The World Today Blues

The lead track is about an overweight and lonely drunk running the London Marathon. ‘The Wheels On The Bus’ is Jim’s blackly comic version of this old favourite. And ‘Another Day In The Office’ is an acoustic version of one of his forthcoming album’s many standout tracks.

The single was accompanied by a video, featuring Mr Bob and Mr Spoons, and lovingly shot and directed by Pat Higgins at Jinx Media.

The title track also appeared on a 2008 Cherry Red download compliation entitled "The Indie Vigils".

Tracklisting:
1. Battling the Bottle (fighting the flab, at war with the world)
2. The Wheels on the Bus
3. Another Day In The Office (acoustic version)

A Free 6-track CD 'BUSKER' lovingly crafted by Jim at home and given away as a 'thank you' to our volunteer 'Street Team' for their invaulable help in publicising the September 2006 tour.

Tracklisting:
1. I Don't Like Mondays
2. Reason to Believe
3. Night Party
4. Emergency Medical Hologram
5. Up the Junction
6. Working Class Hero

Exactly what it says on the tin.

'Best of' Tracklisting:
1. DUMB AND DUMBER - Jim Bob
2. CANDY FLOSS - JSSW
3. VICTIM - Jim Bob
4. A BAD DAY - JSSW
5. YOUNG, DUMB AND FULL OF FUN - JSSW
6. THE MUFTY DAY RIOTS - Jim Bob
7. YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU - Jim Bob
8. COMING BACK 4 MORE - James Robert Morrison
9. MRS FUCKING MACMURPHY - Jim Bob
10. COME ON SMART BOMB! - Jim Bob
11. CINDERELLA REVERSED - James Robert Morrison
12. IN THE FUTURE ALL THIS WILL BE YOURS - Jim Bob
13. BACK TO SCHOOL - Jim Bob
13. MY NAME IS JOHN (AND I WANT YOU BACK) - JSSW
14. JIM'S MOBILE DISCO - JSSW
16. ANGELSTRIKE! - Jim Bob
17. TOUCHY FEELY - JSSW


1. Welcome To Jim's Super Stereoworld - JSSW
2. The Queen Visits Stereoworld - JSSW
3. Mission Control (Here Comes Trouble Remix) - JSSW
4. Miss Stereoworld - JSSW 5. Stereothumpin' - JSSW
6. Jim's Mobile Disco (Chemical Cosh Remix) - JSSW
7. Partyworld - JSSW
8. Dear Jim - JSSW
9. Happier Times (JR unreleased b-side) - James Robert Morrison
10. So Long Farewell (JR unreleased single mix) - James Robert Morrison
11. Song For My Friends (slow version) - Jim Bob

Jim's fourth solo project album tells the story of a school and its struggle to move up from the foot of the education league tables. The album tells a tale of foul-mouthed food technology teachers, bitter geography teachers and the Mufty Day Riots. The album was performed in it's entirety at Islington Academy in December 2005.

Tracklisting:
1. The first big Concert for the Orchestra
2. Back to School
3. Special Wants and Special Needs
4. Hanging Around
5. Mrs F*****g MacMurphy (teaches food technology)
6. Storm in the Staff Room
7. Taking care of the Caretaker
8. School Wars
9. ASBOmania!
10. The Headmaster's Song
11. The Mufty Day Riots
12. The School is not the Building (It's the children)

Performing solo and acoustic to a rambunctious audience at the Camden Barfly in September 2005, Jim Bob tears through the pages of his extensive back catalogue. Including solo numbers, Stereoworld songs and Carter classics.

Laugh, cry, sing along, or flick straight to the extras, which include: Jim Bob interviewed on ‘stuff’, Jim Bob reading extracts from his Carter book, Jim’s Super Stereoworld promo for ‘Bubblegum’.

Tracklisting:
Everything Is Going To Be Alright
Come On Smart Bomb!
Victim
Sealed With A Glasgow Kiss
Everytime A Churchbell Rings
Fresh Kills
Georgie's Marvellous Medicine
Glam Rock Cops
Obsessive Compulsive*
Tongue Tied*
Ray Of Light*
A Prince In A Pauper's Grave
The Revenge Of The School Bullied
Girls Can Keep A Secret
The Only Living Boy In New Cross
Angelstrike!
Bloodsport For All
Falling On A Bruise
The Final Comedown
Back To School
Pear Shaped World
The Music That Nobody Likes
Touchy Feely
GI Blues

* - with Chris T-T

Jim Bob's first solo single, containing a song especially recorded and also featired songs from the Angelstrike! sessions.

Tracklisting

1. Dumb and Dumber
2. Fresh Kills
3. Song for my Friends
4. Victim (original demo version with drums and stuff)

Jim's long-awaited third solo album was released on his birthday (all say ‘aahhh’!).

Tracklisting:
1. 4 Angels
2. Come on Smart Bomb
3. Victim
4. Closure
5. 55 Cards
6. The revenge of the School Bullied
7. The Children's Terrorism Workshop
8. Georgie's Marvellous Medicine
9. Obsessive Compulsive
10. Tongue Tied
11. Ray of Light
12. The Hippies were Right
13. We have the Technology
14. My Face Your Arse
15. Soulmates
16. Feral Kids
17. ANGELSTRIKE!

25 lucky and quick witted readers of Jim's book won a copy of the CD 'Stolen From Westlife' - 8 cover versions recorded by Jim - after answering some questions posed by the author on page 95. There were surprisingly few competition entries as most people presumed it was a joke. These are the songs destroyed by Mr Bob:

Tracklisting:
1. Whole Wide World
2. Born to be with you
3. Sorrow/Caroline (medley)
4. Up the Bracket
5. Silent Sigh
6. All the Small Things
7. Common People (not the duet with Capt Kirk)
8. Time

Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine were a duo, threeo and eventually sixxo formed by South London friends Jim Morrison and Les Carter who made their name with a mix of social commentary, puns, loud guitars and electronic pop music.

They had fourteen top forty singles in the UK and released seven studio albums, one of which reached number one in the UK charts. During their ten year career, Carter USM - as they became known - played nearly 800 live gigs all over the world. Ten years of riots, strip searches, murder accusations, rugby tackling childrens’ television presenters and almost meeting Gilbert O’Sullivan. This is their story… some would say it’s a rollercoaster ride, but Jim Bob describes it as more like a “1980's sporty hatchback”.

256 pages with photographs.
ISBN: 1-901447-23-5

A Free CD 'ACOUSTIC PARTY 7' recorded by Jim at home and given away to the first 10 people who visited the T-shirt stall at each night of the October 2003 tour.

Tracklisting
1. Candy Floss
2. Carry on Alone
3. Sealed with a Glasgow Kiss
4. When you were my Woman
5. Cinderella Reversed
6. Everytime a Churchbell Rings
7. A Bad Day

Goth guitar sounds, animal, jet & helicopter noises and a Big Finish - there's got to be a Big Finish. Songs about disarmament, hard drugs, agrophobia and lost & star crossed love. Jim's 'Hunky Dory' and no mistake.

1. Fathers against Handguns
2. Cruel
3. He
4. Krakatoa!
5. In the Future All this will be Yours
6. When you were my woman
7. War is the new Rock 'n' Roll
8. Julie's Secret
9. I'm all Alone (and Everything Sucks)
10. Cool
11. Come Outside
12. You Can't Take It With You

The final JSSW release, a highly-charged tribute to Bubblegum Pop. A video was also produced for the title track and appears as an extra from the Live from London DVD.

TRACKLISTING
1. Bubblegum
2. Hair Metal
3. Young Dumb & Full of Fun (album version)
4. 1st Time Caller (Long Time Listener)

JSSW's second album release - described at the time as a mini-album. A joyous bubblegum pop/disco-punk romp guaranteed to put a smile on the most grumpiest of faces.

Tracklisting
1. Heads Will Rock
2. Young Dumb (And Full Of Fun)
3. Big Flash Car
4. Jim's Mobile Disco
5. Hey Kenny
6. Mission Control
7. Candy Floss
8. Tight Pants
9. Happier Times

Jim Bob's first solo album.

Tracklisting:
1. Good Hair Day
2. I Lost My Baby To The Arms Race
3. A New Man In The Morning
4. Freestyle (Jump In The Water Jim)
5. One Too many
6. Dead Dead Dead
7. Being From Mars
8. A Time To kill
9. Carry On Alone
10. Coming Back 4 More
11. Cinderella reversed
12. So Long Farewell (Auf Wiedersehen Goodbye)
13. Everything Is Going To Be Alright

After a long wait, JSSW's debut album was finally released on MusicBlitz - an American online record label - and as such, never made it into the shops. A beautiful piece of work, cherished by those lucky enough to own it.

The actual release date prompted much lively debate at TJB HQ: Jim's records showed the release date to be 19/03/2001, however Mr Spoons distictly remembers playing it on the way to a Palace away game at Anfield in Jan 2001. He even referenced it in the match report in the Palace Echo - entitled "A Bad Day".

Mr Spoons also remembers an informal piss-up at the long-since gone British Queen in Brixton on 12/01/2001, ostensibly, to celebrate the album launch. It was the first time Team Jim Bob came together for a drink outside of gigs. Jim & Les also sang an impromptu version of Happy Birthday down the phone to Mr Spoons' wife at midnight - hence how he remembers the date so clearly.

Thus with that weight of evidence, we are going with the 12/01/2001.

Cat No: MBZ30006

Tracklisting
1. Bonkers In The Nut
2. Greetings Earthlings (We Come In Peace)
3. Pear Shaped World
4. Superslob
5. The Happiest Man Alive
6. Could U B The 1 I Waited 4
7. 1000 Feet Above The Earth
8. A Bad Day
9. The King Is Dead
10. My Name Is John (And I Want You Back)
11. When You're Gone (parts 1 & 2)
12. Touchy Feely

JSSW's second and final release on Fierce Panda, this disco-punk stomper was more representative of Stereoworld's output. The CD and vinyl each contained different B-side track and the lead track is again slightly different to the one that finally appeared on JSSW's debut album.

CAT No: NING86 & NING86 CD

Tracklisting - CD
1. Could you B the 1 I waited 4
2. World of Disco (DJ Feltpen & Bubblegum 'Disco-train' Mix)
3. Put your lips together and blow

Tracklisting - Vinyl
1. Could you B the 1 I waited 4
2. Put your lips together and Blow
3. Jim's Super Stereoworld sign for Fierce Panda

Jim's first released outing, following the break-up of Carter USM. Jim's Super Stereoworld were a virtual band, and possibly, where Damon Albarn nicked the idea for Gorillaz from. This strange, quirky single garnered a fair amount of airplay, but was a complete bugger to find in the shops, which didn't help sales. The B-sides both became live favourites.

The version of Bonkers in the Nut is slightly different to the one that appeared on Jim's Super Stereoworld's debut album.

Cat No: NING76 & NING 76 CD

Tracklisting
1. Bonkers in the Nut
2. You're my Mate (and I like you)
3. Rock 'n' Roll Relay Race (on CD version only)

The earliest of these is probably the 1999 colloboration between Ian Dury, Fuzz Townsend and JSSW entitled "Y2K - The Bug is Coming" (see cover opposite). The novelty single was released by MBug in the run-up to the Millenium - Cat No: MBUG001 - it also contained three additional remixes: (Latino, Instrumental and - you guessed it - Latino Instrumental). Now long since deleted, thankfully.

In 2001, Jim donated a track to the Spinach Records Compliation "There's a Madman on the Roof" under the guise of The George Dong Singers (JSSW's occasional backing vocalists) eponomously titled "We are the George Dong Singers" - this compliation is still available from the Carter USM shop.

Around that time, JSSW also appeared on the Snakebite City Ten Compliation with a previously unreleased track entitled "Leon Knight's Record Shack" - it should be noted that the Leon Knight in question was not the then-Seaweed Hove Albion striker of the same name.

There are also a few unreleased JSSW tracks still in Jim's locker, including: JSSW leave Fierce Panda; studio versions of the live covers: I love Rock n Roll and Beautiful Doll; and alternate versions of Partyworld & Welcome to Jim's Super Stereoworld.

In 2001, Jim, Les and Jason Bootle formed the Who's the Daddy Now? supergroup. There were three releases under this banner. The first, a CD single called The Beeper Song was released in Sepetmeber 2001 b/w Chanson de la Beeper, She's the Daddy Now and Beeper Beat. Three months on, a Christmas CD single was released: Daddy Xmas b/w A Daddy Christmas Eve and (Thank Gawd 4) Boxing Day. This was followed up a year later with a live album called 'Ding Dong' showcasing tracks by The Iinviisiibles, Abdou and JSSW, together with the Carter encores from the first tour. The JSSW tracks that appeared were: Big Flash Car, Young & Dumb & Full of Fun (sic) and You're My Mate. This album is still available from the
Carter USM shop.

Early in 2002, Jim recorded The Abdoujaparov Theme in a Lounge stylee for a free giveaway to the first 200 people who ordered the debut Abdou album online. Jim also supplied backing vocals on parts of the album. Also that year , Jim remixed the Deadbeat Radicals single: Little Yellow Mini which was released on the Bluefire Label. Cat No blu23.

In 2006, Jim penned six tracks for Mark Ravenhill's Pantomime Dick Whittington and his Cat. Two tracks were eventually used in the production: The Lord Mayors Show and King Rat - The former was available to download from Jim's Myspace site for a few months in 2007. The remaining tracks were used as ideas for the Humpty Dumpty Thing album.

Later in 2007, Jim recorded backing vocals for several tracks during sessions for Chris T-T's album, Capital.

On the occasion of Les's 50th Birthday, Jim wrote and performed the one-off Song for Les at the Brixton Windmill.

Jim has also covered a number of songs live, most of which have seen studio versions appear on the various giveaway CD-Rs above. A handful that haven't (yet) seen the light of day include That's what I go to School for, London Calling and Merry Xmas (War is Over).