Steve Pick's Writing Place
Steve PickRecord reviews, books, TV, other stuff
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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5 Songs September 20, 2024
The Drifters – “Fools Fall in Love” 1957 available on The Definitive Drifters and many other Drifters collections. Keeping track of who was in the Drifters when can be a chore unless you were hearing all these records in real time. I didn’t...
5 Songs September 13, 2024
Status Quo – “Mr. Mind Detector” `1969 from Spare Parts. Status Quo lasted a long time and went through a lot of different approaches. Their most famous song from the early psychedelic days was “Pictures of Matchstick Men,” which I’m not as...
5 Songs September 6, 2024
Sloan – “Deeper Than Beauty” 1994 from Twice Removed. I really should have been all over Sloan back in the 90s, as their aggressively melodic approach was pretty much right up my alley in those days. But somehow, I never heard them until so...
Best New Records I Heard in August, 2024
One Adam One – Monday Morning. St. Louis has had more than its share of fine singer/songwriters working at the nexus of Americana / lush pop / country / indie rock. One of the best is Adam Reichmann, known both here and in parts of the rest...
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St. Louis writer, music critic, radio host, record store guy.
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