He picked the name Jetsam for himself out of the dictionary because he like the way it sounded, but with no French equivalent for the term, he asked his friend to define it. Luprano liked what he heard - enough to phone Jetsam the next day, take him to lunch the day after, and ultimately, sign him to a deal with Sony Music. Armed with a name and a stack of songs written over the past five years, Jetsam moved to New York s Upper West Side in September 1994 to write more material and jam with some of that city s local talents. Returning in 1995, he settled down at Aldo Nova s Asylum Studios in Montreal to record his album. The two of them put together a band of some of the best session players in Quebec for the record, including Angelo Curcio, Jeff Smallwood, Tino Izzo, Sylvain Bolduc, Paul Brochu, Scott Price, Denis Chartrand, and Nova himself.
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