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May 2000 :: Ink Spots :: The Jayhawks (Sean Slone)
SOUND OF SMILE THE JAYHAWKS by Sean Slone The sounds creep in slowly. On track three, it's a weird percussive effect in an otherwise straightforward Jayhawks song, "What Led Me to this Town." Track four: a drum machine kicks off "Somewhere in Ohio." Track six: "Queen of the World" is full-blown electro ...
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Pacific Coast Rambler (Koch). Review by Eric J. Iannelli.
MARK OLSON & THE CREEK DIPPERS PACIFIC COAST RAMBLER Koch After a decade of flirting with minor success, Mark Olson left The Jayhawks in 1995, to return to the roots of American music. He is the true indie musician, disinterested in trends and popular appeal. Aided by his wife, the singer Victoria ...
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The Best of the Flying Burrito Brothers (A&M/Universal). Review by Hal Horowitz.
THE FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS THE BEST OF THE FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS A&M/Universal No less than the third anthology on the band released by the same label (and that's not counting the recent double album from Rhino of Burrito leader/guiding spirit/doomed troubadour Gram Parsons' hits, which unsurprisingly ...
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A Man Under the Influence (Bloodshot). Review by Sean Slone.
ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO A MAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE Bloodshot It's safe to say that Alejandro Escovedo will never be a huge star. After all, Escovedo has rattled around since the late 1970s, first in bands like The Nuns, Rank And File, and The True Believers, and then on his own. His music is not easily categorized ...
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The front cover has New Americans Dan Touhy and Casey Fundaro emulating the p...
NEW AMERICANS NEW AMERICANS David Fufkin Recording Company The front cover has New Americans Dan Touhy and Casey Fundaro emulating the pose of Simon and Garfunkel on the cover of Bookends. But lead singer Touhy sounds more like David Gates of Bread on the opening track, "Anna." He seems to emulate ...
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Here's Luck (Palm Pictures). Review by Jeff Montgomery.
THE HONEYDOGS HERE'S LUCK Palm Pictures It's an all too familiar story nowadays: band gets screwed by major record label and has a record that sits and sits until the band either breaks up or gets a lucky break somewhere else. Fortunately, Minneapolis' The Honeydogs got their lucky break and actually ...
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December's Child (Dualtone). Review by Sean Slone.
MARK OLSON AND THE CREEKDIPPERS DECEMBER'S CHILD Dualtone If you haven't followed Mark Olson's career since he left the Jayhawks following 1995's Tomorrow the Green Grass, his latest record with The Creekdippers may be a good place to catch up with him. That's because he reunites with his former Jayhawk ...
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Super 12 (Reel To Reel). Review by Stein Haukland.
DRIVER X SUPER 12 Reel To Reel Driver X is one among the ever-increasing number of current bands that seem to base their sound on the early indie and garage rock of R.E.M., Sugar, and The Replacements, as well as the elaborate alt-country and Americana of Wilco and The Jayhawks. And like several of ...
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April 1999 :: Music V-Z :: Kelly Willis (James Mann)
Kelly Willis What I Deserve Rykodisc Texan Kelly Willis has one of the more seductive, strong voices in country music today, and has great songwriting and selecting talents. Unfortunately, a listener of her new album -- her first on Rykodisc after a few years on A+M, won't learn of her charms from ...
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March 1998 :: Music V-Z :: Kelly Willis (Jim Presnell)
... in a masterwork for her fourth major-label full-length album, "What I Deserve." This new CD reveals shadings of emotion and raw power combining with the sweetness native to this Austin woman's extraordinary voice, proving she's "an angel with hell-scorched wings." Recorded and mixed over a three-year ...
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