People are talking about Robert James Fuller:"Rock and roll matters again: love rides the heart like a galloping horse, time is a matador in slippery shoes, the days are fire with an iron tongue, and one word of truth outweighs the whole world." --Herman Melville"Authentically-contrived rock/blues from someone who cares." --Winston S. ChurchillThe debut album from Robert James Fuller"Headless Body Found in Topless Bar1. Rip Up2. Behemoth3. The Fugitives4. Abyssinia5. Breakfast is Ruined6. Uncle Wiggly7. Traps8. Lunatic Moon9. Mr. Lucky10. I Wear the Brains11. Headless Body Found in Topless BarRobert James Fuller-- vocal, guitar, harp Chris Hall--guitar, bass (Mr Lucky), piano Duffy Williams--bass Kevin Blackwood--drums Chad Channing--drums (The Fugitives, Traps, Mr Lucky, I Wear the Brains, Headless Body Found in Topless Bar) Backing vocals: Denise (Traps, Headless Body) Anna (Rip Up) Paula (Uncle Wiggly) Producer--Chris Hall Exec. Producer--Robert James Fuller Mastering: Mark Guenther, Seattle Disc Mastering Words and Music Robert James Fuller & Glamourpuss Music (ASCAP)All Rights Reserved Robert James Fuller is a songwriter, vocalist and guitar player from Seattle, WA."Where do your dreams end and you begin? /feathers and face paint beneath the white coats/model my inventions/tell your hardluck stories while you cook my soup!"--BehemothHeadless in the Press:"Mr. Fuller, in the guise of the Mississippi blues man Blind Lemon Rockefeller, once fronted a band called The Lotus Eaters, touring the huts and villages of many Third World countries before his mysterious disappearance nine years ago. Now, out from under the auspices of the witness protection program, at last free to perform under his own name, he is presented to you: The Voice in the Wilderness, ready to rattle the walls, tell truth to power, and steal your heart away""Mr. Fuller's HEADLESS BODY FOUND IN TOPLESS BAR features songs like 'Rip Up' ("you rip up my heart/ you rip off my head/ mmmmm feels good"); the poignant 'Breakfast is Ruined'("here I sit in the corpse of my youth/ a suitcase of fish and no memories of the future"); and rockers like 'Lunatic Moon' ("I die a thousand times naked and blind/the heart's a deep pit of blood and war."). He has also recorded a soundtrack ("Under Western Eyes") featuring apocalyptic dittys like"Time of the Assassin" and the chilling"Melt Not My Igloo". He was featured on the soundtrack for the independent film"Iris In", in which he also acted. Apart from music he is involved in film making, vintage jazz dancing, and reading very old books.Mr. Fuller currently lives in a secluded location near Seattle, WA, reached only by parachute. Like Joel McCrae in 'Ride the High Country', all he wants is to enter his house justified.--Thomas Mann,"New York Times" (puzzle section)Real Reviews:"wicked dark blues and heavy journeys into the darkside on these amazing tracks..I can certainly understand the Jim Morrison connection, but to me there is a wide parallel in these songs to Nick Cave, David Lynch and even Jack White..it's all about the stories and taking the listener deep into the cracked soul of the singer/character.... ...really love the Carny creepiness of"behemoth"..fantastic vocals and great to hear someone investing their energies in such an original style and attitude".— MikeWhitePresents, Reverbnation“You have this 'total musician' delivery, with part of you blues man, the other some element of Lou Reed. Eclectic and dynamic-- Time of the Assassin is so Dylan-esque. Talent that would have been picked up like Jim Morrison was years ago-- for distinction!”— Janice Kephart, Reverbnation"Man, I love Behemoth. That track rocks the house". Frank Smith— Sills & Smith, Reverbnation"Behemoth is an absolutely wicked track!!!! Love the groove and vocals! All the best mate!!!" — Brennagh Burns, Reverbnation"'Lunatic Moon' sounds great!"— Laurie Miller, Reverbnation"Fantastic style, man. Very authentic sound and somehow fulfilling. Keep this good stuff alive."— Johnny Horne, Reverbnation