Steve Pick's Writing Place
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5 Songs Friday, Aug 7, 2026
Mississippi John Hurt – “Richland Woman Blues” 1967 from The Immortal Mississippi John Hurt. Hurt sings this in the voice of a woman. She’s ready for a ride in a tin lizzie, some booze, and, well, you know. As always with Hurt, the finger p...
The 1985 Project Part 78: The Descendants - Bonus Fat
It’s odd that the voters in Brad Luen’s Semipop Life reader’s poll chose Bonus Fat by the Descendents and not I Don’t Want to Grow Up considering that by 1985 all the songs on the former had been released before while the latter was the ban...
Best New Albums I Heard in July, 2026
Florence Dore – Hold the Spark. So very many songwriters move to Nashville from other parts of the country that it’s downright surprising to find one who left Nashville to go somewhere else, in this case Chapel Hill, NC. Her music has a bit...
5 Songs Friday, July 31, 2026
The Kinks – “Mr. Songbird” recorded 1967 sometimes available on The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society. There was a whole thing back around 1967 of rock bands doing light, lilting, la-la-la type songs. The Kinks were among the...
The 1985 Project Part 77: Danny & Dusty - The Long Weekend
There are still quite a few albums on the Readers Poll of fave 1985 records conducted by Brad Luen in his excellent Substack Semipop Life last year. This one finished 64th, and it brought back some happy memories.
I was all in on the Paisl...
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