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A Benefit For the Children's Hospital of Orange County (Glue Factory). Review by Carl F. Gauze.
... it. The strongest cuts are two covers -- Thrice putting up a punky version of The Beatles' "Eleanor Rigby," and Gameface popping off the old Jackson Browne standard "Doctor My Eyes." Both are clever reworks, and strong contenders in the "punk covers of '60s/'70s hit parade" genre, but not worthy enough ...
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April 2000 :: Music S :: Strokin and Chokin (P.W. Herman)
... Top 40 hits that were released in the last 45 years. It's packed full of songs that you would expect to find here -- Billy Joel's "Captain Jack," Jackson Browne's "Rosie," and David Lee Roth's "Chicken Chokin'" are among the more straight-forward odes to self-pleasure. There are also some songs included ...
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March 1998 :: Live :: Brain Surgeons (Rich Pawelczyk)
... Sandy Pearlman's Stony Brook University den of antiquity. The Soft White Underbelly and the Stalk Forrest Group eventually backed up a young Jackson Browne, befriended a young Patti Smith, and landed deals with a young Elektra Records before evolving into Blue Oyster Cult -- which by now featured Al ...
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December 1998 :: Music H-K :: In Their Eyes (Julio Diaz)
... a nice face to face-ish sound. Phantom Planet’s power pop version of “Somebody’s Baby” is infinitely more interesting than Jackson Browne’s original. Crazy Glue wisely doesn’t tamper much with Yello’s classic “Oh Yeah” from Ferris Bueller’s ...
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October 1999 :: Live Ink :: Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band (Sean Slone)
... set of encores with "Bobby Jean" and "Born to Run," the Boss then brought out some famous friends to conclude his three-night stay in Washington. Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Bruce Hornsby, Shawn Colvin, Mary Chapin-Carpenter and David Lindley all joined in on the audience-participation "Hungry Heart ...
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Tony Furtado,These Chains,Funzalo Records,Andrew Ellis
... , the title track showcases Furtado’s guitar virtuosity and penchant for a rocking, upbeat vibe, while “Need A Friend” wouldn’t be out of place on a Jackson Browne album. The host of music luminaries Furtado has enlisted to play on These Chains (including Jules Shear, Skip Edwards, NRBQ's Al Anderson ...
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Rosalie Petralia doesn't care if you don't dig Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, she thinks they're dreamy.
... for any interviewer. A healthy glob of concert tickets, buttons, and other odd ephemera mix with head shots galore, and a few surprise characters -- Jackson Browne, Eddie Vedder, and Petty's daughter, Adria among them -- add a few cents to round out the expected cast (I left a couple for you to discover ...
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