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Steve Pick's Writing Place

Steve Pick

Record reviews, books, TV, other stuff

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5 Songs Friday November 15, 2024

Stevie Wonder – “Session Number 112” 1962 from The Jazz Soul of Little Stevie. He was 12 years old and this was his debut album. It’s not one I’ve ever heard before, nor is it one that most people know. For one thing, there are no vocals he...

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5 Songs Friday, Nov. 8, 2024

Kim Carnes – “If I Was an Angel” 2004 from Chasin’ Wild Trains. Everybody knows one song by Kim Carnes, which is a better fate than most people who ever made records. I remember seeing her on American Bandstand when “Bette Davis Eyes” came ...

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5 Songs Monday November 4

The Golden Gate Quartet – “Memories of You” 1960 (?) available on Platinum Golden Gate Quartet. Ninety years after the original line-up got together, there is still an active Golden Gate Quartet roaming the world, though I don’t think any o...

2 months ago
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Best New Records I Heard in October, 2024

JD McPherson – Nite Owls. Has anybody made more out of a career from reverb since Duane Eddy? McPherson’s signature sound is built around rock solid rhythm guitar and elastic percussion in a way that evokes memories of early 60s rock’n’roll...

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