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JJ Plasencio is an award-winning musician/producer and engineer in Austin. Mostly known for his bass work with Sixpence None the Richer and Plumb, JJ has also been a Worship Pastor in Austin for more than 25 years.
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About J.J. Plasencio. Bassist for Sixpence None the Richer between 1995 and 1997, contributing to their albums This Beautiful Mess and Sixpence None the Richer. Popular J.J. Plasencio songs.
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- Part 1: Assembling The Band
- Part 2: The Sound
- Part 3: Touring
- Part 4: The Songs
Matt: TJ Behling (Sixpence’s first bass player) and I grew up together in New Braunfels, Texas and played in various bands together in high school, namely Chris Taylor and Windows, Love Coma, and a few other dubious cover bands. He introduced me to Martin Baird in Dallas, and we recorded the original Sixpence demos at his studio (strangely enough, ...
Matt: I think the “aggressiveness” of This Beautiful Mess can definitely be credited to the members of the band at the time, namely Tess. She brought that energy into the band, and I think everyone reacted to it accordingly. We would listen to albums constantly on the road, and I can remember a steady playlist of Smashing Pumpkins’ Siamese Dream an...
James: I answered an ad in the Austin Chronicle for a bass player (in 1993). Dale was already a member but he was living in Dallas, Matt and I lived in Austin and Leigh was in New Braunfels still going to school I think. That was the lineup for the longest time. I think my brother joined to provide guitar support for the upcoming tour with the 10,0...
Matt:I really like the way the first four songs flow together on the album, but I’m not attached to any one song in particular. Leigh:“Melting Alone” and “Bleeding” are my favorites. I think “The Garden” was my first attempt at writing something that could contend with the rest of our songs. I was just stretching my writing muscle for the first tim...
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- Concordia University Texas
