Results for The Drifters
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by Greg Gaston•April 27, 2009•
When you hear McMurtry’s flat drawl, it’s almost impossible not to hear echoes of Reed’s monotone delivery drift through McMurtry’s prairie pipes."
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by Bob Hill•April 16, 2009•
"What separates her from others with a similar sound is her fuck-all swagger and a genuine sense she could just as soon kiss you as kill you."
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by j. poet•January 21, 2009•
Murder Mystery’s songs are bright, twinkling pop, usually clocking in at two minutes, laden with vocal and instrumental hooks and Coleman’s well constructed guitar solos. His brief excursions blend pop, blues, country, and rock in the manner of Chuck Berry, without ever resorting to the Berry licks that are the stock-in-trade of less creative players. Murder Mystery mashes everything from doo-wop to new wave
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by Howard Wyman•March 5, 2008•
"sonic wallpaper to a couple beers on the porch"
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by Denise Sullivan•January 23, 2008•
I'd certainly heard of the battle of Bettye LaVette, a struggle that lasted for decades and ended with the singer's triumphant comeback, but I hadn't really heard Bettye LaVette until one day fairly recently. The morning started with me putting on The Scene of the Crime, LaVette's latest disc on which she's accompanied by the Drive-By Truckers.
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