Everybody's Dummy

"I'm nobody's dummy. I'm everybody's dummy. I believe everything I read, see, and hear." -- Lester Bangs

Friday, April 28, 2017

Marshall Crenshaw 4: Mary Jean & 9 Others

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In 1987, it wasn’t enough to write catchy songs and record them well. John Mellencamp had the “heartland sound” pretty much sown up, hair m...
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Tuesday, April 25, 2017

Gene Clark 7: Two Sides To Every Story

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For most of his solo career, Gene Clark’s albums had all been worth at least hearing by many more than the people who took the time to do ...
Friday, April 21, 2017

Elton John 4: Friends

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Being the good professional songwriters they’d longed to be, Elton John and Bernie Taupin took seriously the task of composing the soundtra...
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Tuesday, April 18, 2017

Morphine 5: The Night

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At the risk of sounding crass, the prize for most “rock ‘n roll” death goes to a man who actually died onstage. Morphine was playing a show...
Friday, April 14, 2017

Faces 2: Long Player

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The next Faces album sported minimal cover art, a throwback to the days when records came in plain sleeves with only the label showing for ...
Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Van Morrison 34: Skiffle Sessions and You Win Again

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Just as his previous label was willing to indulge him , so did Van Morrison’s current corporate home. Having moved more than a few copies o...
Friday, April 7, 2017

Pink Floyd 19: The Early Years

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As they’d promised , each of the volumes (save the bonus mop-up set) in Pink Floyd’s massive The Early Years 1967-1972 box set were made a...
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I am a writer, and I am a musician. While anyone can learn how to be either, I believe both have always been in my DNA. Therefore, I write about music. That’s what you’re going to see here.
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