1) An American … Read Full Bio ↴There are at least five artists with the name Jude:
1) An American singer/songwriter
2) A Polish industrial act
3) A Japanese rock band
4) A female rock/pop UK artist
5) A Dutch band with one English member
6) A British folk singer from Yorkshire
1) Jude (born Michael Jude Christodal in Massachusetts) is an American singer and songwriter. His music ranges from folk to pop, featuring catchy licks and memorable vocals. Jude enjoyed radio play on select stations throughout the US, featuring two tracks from No One is Really Beautiful, I'm Sorry Now and Rick James. Jude also composed the song “You All Everybody” that has been featured on the American television show Lost. His song "I Know" was featured on the soundtrack for the film, City of Angels. Many songs of his have been featured on television and in commercials. His most recent albums have been under Naive records, a French label.
Official website: Jude Music
2) Jude (means Jew) is also the name of a Polish industrial/punk band from Lodz, created in 1993.
Industrial music and multimedia project. using noise music video graphics and technology as a weapon.
treating industrial as a culture and attitude. Punk in roots. Industrial by vocation.
http://www.jude.org.pl
http://www.plusultra.org.pl
http://www.lastfm.pl/music/Wiktor+Skok
3) right tag: ＪＵＤＥ
JUDE (pronounced YU-DAY) is the name of a Japanese band created by singer, songwriter and producr ASAI Ken'ichi (浅井健一, also a current member of Sherbets, founding and former member of super group AJICO, and the legendary but now defunct BLANKEY JET CITY) formed in March 2002, with bassist WATANABE Keiichi (渡辺圭一, also in HEATWAVE), later joined by drummer IKEHATA Junji (池畑潤二, also in The Roosters, Zero Specter, Heatwave), after having played with 池畑潤二 of ルースターズ and 椎野恭一 of AJICO.
Official website: Sexy Stones Records
4) After first twinkling songs about stars in the sky on those precious ivories Judelallakis eventually grasped the harder Tori Amos stuff and quite enjoyed the piano.
Obviously when the Nirvana boom rocketed to the surface the electronic guitar just had to be jammed – and jammed it was. Inspired by Veruca Salt, Garbage, Queen Adreena and many more she works hard to create rock/pop of varying styles. She can be found on myspace under the profile 'Lallakiss'
5) Jude is also a Dutch band with the following members:
- Judith/Vocals
- Daan/Lead Guitar (backing vocals)
- Nick/Drums (backing vocals)
- Emiel/Guitar
- Chris/Bass
6) Jude was the stage name of Judith (or Judy) Willey, a folk/rock singer from Yorkshire, United Kingdom, active around 1970. In the studio she was backed by the band Fickle Pickle. Jude's rendition of Joni Mitchell's 'Morning Morgantown' remained unreleased in 1970, but was later included on several folk compilations.
Crescent Heights
Jude Lyrics
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I do the Crescent Heights shuffle to my baby's house.
I slip the key under the door I'm like a laboratory mouse.
I do the Crescent Heights shuffle to my baby's house.
No need to tussle, no need to fussle.
I do the Crescent Heights shuffle.
I got a gal that lives real close.
And that's the best thing in the world, like french toast.
Once you get a slice, it's nicer than the whole loaf.
No need to tussle, No need to fussle.
I do the Crescent Heights Shuffle.
Late at night,A man desires a woman white, black, tan,
But the fires are flamed by
The names and traces and the places and the faces
But it's all the same in the morning game.
I got no need to tussle, I got no need to fussle.
I do the Crescent Heights shuffle to my baby's house.
I do the Crescent Heights shuffle to my baby's house.
I slip the key under the door I'm like a laboratory mouse.
I do the Crescent Heights shuffle to my baby's...
No need to tussle, no need to fussle.
I do the Crescent Heights shuffle.
Shuffle
Shuffle
Shuffle
The song "Crescent Heights" by Jude talks about the joy of having a girlfriend who lives near his place. The song is a playful ode to love and romance. In the first verse, Jude describes the way he visits his girlfriend by doing the "Crescent Heights shuffle" to her house. He slips the key under the door like a laboratory mouse, suggesting that he wants to be discreet and unobtrusive. He repeats the chorus and asserts that there is "no need to tussle, no need to fussle," meaning that everything is just perfect as it is.
In the second verse, Jude explains that he is lucky to have a girlfriend who lives close by. He compares his situation to French toast, suggesting that having a slice of something that is perfect is better than having the whole loaf. He repeats the chorus and emphasizes the fact that he does not want any drama or arguments in his relationship. The last few lines of the song seem to be an aside, where Jude reflects on the fleeting nature of sexual desire and the fact that one can desire people of different races, but in the end, it is all the same.
Line by Line Meaning
I do the Crescent Heights shuffle to my baby's house.
I stroll down Crescent Heights to my lover's abode.
I slip the key under the door I'm like a laboratory mouse.
I quietly enter her home when she's not around, feeling like a sneaky, secretive mouse in a lab.
No need to tussle, no need to fussle.
There's no need to argue or fight about our relationship, it's all good.
I got a gal that lives real close. You know, I got a gal that lives real close. And that's the best thing in the world, like french toast. Once you get a slice, it's nicer than the whole loaf.
Having a partner who lives nearby is amazing, like having a delicious slice of French toast. It's much better than having the whole loaf yourself.
Late at night, A man desires a woman white, black, tan, But the fires are flamed by The names and traces and the places and the faces But it's all the same in the morning game.
Late at night, a man may desire a woman of any race or color, but ultimately it doesn't matter because in the morning, it's all the same.
I do the Crescent Heights shuffle to my baby's house.
Once again, I take my familiar route to my lover's home.
Shuffle
Shuffle
Shuffle
The repetition of 'shuffle' is a reference to the dance people would do in the Crescent Heights area.
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