Chumpfrey

Chumpfrey is Feed Me Jack's debut album and only LP, released on September 29th, 2012. It boasts 11 songs. Feed Me Jack describe Chumpfrey as a more "accessible" and "pop influenced" album than their other endeavors.

Track List

 * Rosies
 * Until Then
 * Jelly the Queen
 * No One Does It Like You
 * You Wake
 * Interlude
 * Pirate Muse
 * Promiscuity
 * Big Epic
 * Llsr Ciaak
 * Oars as Arms

It was released physically on a "physical CD copy of Chumpfrey lightly enrobed in a hand-folded paper sleeve fresh out of Sven's printer."

Backround
Feed Me Jack would begin to write and record for Chumpfrey around November of 2011, releasing to Bandcamp the songs No One Does It Like You, Promiscuity, Rosies and a song titled "first song", presumably Pirate Muse. The album would be complete on September 29th, 2012, and Chumpfrey 's Bandcamp name would be changed from "some songs" to its final title "Chumpfrey", with Glenn on drums, Sven on guitar, bass and vocals, Bob on guitar, bass, cello and vocals, and Jake on keyboard, clarinet and vocals. Guest musicians also include Eric, who played drums on the tracks Rosies and Llsr Ciaak, Terre Lee would play violin on the tracks Rosies, Jelly The Queen and Pirate Muse, Hallie Cohen provided vocals for their No One Does It Like You cover, Amelia Nommenson provided vocals for You Wake, Skyler Ross would provide the drums for You Wake, and Nikki Mokover would provide the saxophone solo on Promiscuity.²

Trivia

 * The track "Promiscuity" was originally titled "On The Promiscuity Of Women"
 * The track "No One Does It Like You" was originally titled "no one does it like you (dept. of eagles)".
 * Chumpfrey was originally titled "some songs" on Bandcamp and would be frequently updated whenever a new song was finished.


 * The track "first song" uploaded to Sven's Facebook page on November 14th, 2011, and is presumed to be Pirate Muse, as they've stated that was the first song they wrote, however this is speculation.³
 * The Spotify listing for Chumpfrey states it was release in 2015. This is an error.