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Category Archives: Pop
Tug Of War
Here’s “Tug Of War,” our latest reckless assault on the pop rock music genre. Do not be concerned; there are no long-term studies that conclusively prove that listening will result in irreparable emotional scarring. However, within the first few bars … Read the rest of this entry
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Seek Passion and Ye Shall Find
Little Tybee is a collection of skilled musicians out of Georgia. “Passion Seekers” is a lush pop song with shades of Melanie, a hint of Rufus Wainright III, and a dash of Maria Muldaur. We think you’ll find it super-yummy-licious. … Read the rest of this entry
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Studies Indicate That Ignorance Is Bliss
A recent survey conducted by “The Survival of the Specious Foundation,” a local community college think tank, revealed conclusively that ignorance is, indeed, bliss. Social scientists have long suspected this to be true and, ironically, are less happy now that … Read the rest of this entry
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The Four-One-One on “Five, Five, Five”
The Winnerys are a pop band out of Madrid that make you remember why you loved the Beatles. Here’s a catchy song from their CD “Daily Urban Times” called “Five, Five, Five.”
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Time To Walk Away
Here’s England’s James Hunter delivering some old school soul like a latter day Sam Cooke. “I’ll Walk Away” is from his 2006 release called “People Gonna Talk.” When you hear something this good, it’s hard to walk away.
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Food Chain of Love
“Food Chain of Love” was played on KWVA’s Snap, Crackle, Pop and WBZH’s Journey To Midnight last Friday. They feature an eclectic mix of great music. And, apparently, both stations are amenable to playing weird musical tributes to the Darwinian … Read the rest of this entry
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Careful Where You Step
Boston-based pop-rockers Dave Aaronoff and the Details released their debut LP “Your First Time With the Details” in 2000. This excellent power-pop CD includes standout songs like “The Next Big Thing,” “In Her Room,” “Crawling Back To Me,” “Right From … Read the rest of this entry
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Something On My Mind
All evidence to the contrary, I’ve got “Something On My Mind.” Yes, I’m thinking about having a delicious Reuben Sandwich. Aren’t we all? Of course. The mouthwatering fusion of flavors that is the traditional Reuben is always uppermost in the … Read the rest of this entry
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No Pity for the Proto-Pretty
The Wondermints are an LA power-pop band that has been touring with Brian Wilson. Check out this song, which answers the metaphorical question: “What would it sound like if Marshall Crenshaw had joined the Beach Boys?” Now we know, and … Read the rest of this entry
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You’ve GOT To Get It On
Here’s Chase’s 1971 power-brass hit “Get It On.” Bill Chialese was a classically trained trumpeter who played with Maynard Ferguson, Stan Kenton and Woody Herman. He wisely simplified “Chialese” to form the band name “Chase” and brought in singer Terry … Read the rest of this entry
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