Juice Box

Gerald had teamed up with MC Tunes who had a sound system called 'Juice Box' which Gerald had put some equipment into. They used to go around the streets of Moss Side and Manchester blasting out quite 'Jungle' sounding tracks influenced by hip hop, electro and dub reggae. Both Gerald and MC Tunes ended up taking the name of the sound system and using it as the name of a record label. Their first release on the 'Juice Box' label was called 'Digital Bad Boy', a very junglist sounding track that was only out on white label on a limited pressing. Unfortunately MC Tunes began to get more into the rap side of things and Gerald began to concentrate on the jungle and technical side of it, and a split was inevitable. The Juice Box label kept on going and before long there were more releases out and the label had well and truly caught on. All rights to music by A Guy Called Gerald + his other aliases retained by Gerald Simpson. All full-length Juice Box releases (and some 12"s) have two catalog numbers listed: JBOX 0xxLP (or JBOX 0xxCD) and JB xx LP (or JB xx CD).