Steve Pick's Writing Place
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5 Songs Friday, Aug. 28, 2026
The Everly Brothers – “How Can I Meet Her” 1962 available on The Golden Hits of the Everly Brothers. Sometimes there’s no reason to have a record last longer than two minutes. This single does that with ten seconds to spare. It’s a song wit...
The 1985 Project Part 81: Loudon Wainwright III - It’s Alright
If I had encountered Loudon Wainwright III by the time 1985 rolled around, it would have been from his occasional appearances on the TV show MAS*H. I had no idea he was a musician then, though by the early 80s, I may have read that he was...
5 Songs Friday, Aug. 21, 2026
Syl & Brenda Johnson – “All I Need Is Someone Like You” 1960s available on Complete Mythology. I never have gotten around to hearing this massive collection of Syl Johnson material – I was always fine with the Hi Records releases, which wer...
The 1985 Project Part 80: Lloyd Cole & the Commotions - Easy Pieces
Lloyd Cole’s first album, Rattlesnakes, had received a lot of critical praise in 1984. I think I heard the song “Perfect Skin” from that record, but otherwise it escaped my ears. When I saw a used copy of the follow-up, Easy Pieces, come in...
5 Songs Friday, August 14, 2026
Bert Jansch – “Hey Doc” 1998 from Toy Balloon. There are plenty of songs out there with patients going to the doctor with love problems – it’s a workable metaphor that never feels out of date. Jansch insists he’s never going to fall in love...
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