Steve Pick's Writing Place
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5 Songs Friday, October 30, 2026
Four Tops – “I Know You Like It” 1976 from Catfish. I think Four Tops were the first of the Motown groups to leave that label for different pastures. Nobody argues their records for ABC were in the same league as the classics of the 60s, bu...
The 1985 Project Part 90: Brian Eno - Thursday Afternoon
At least two people who voted in Brad Luen’s Semipop Life Readers poll last year considered Brian Eno’s Thursday Afternoon to be one of the best albums released in 1985. And I cannot say it’s not enjoyable. Well, maybe joy is too big a word...
5 Songs Friday, October 23, 2026
Buddy Guy – “Too Broke to Spend the Night” 1991 from Damn Right, I’ve Got the Blues. I certainly hope you’ve had the chance to catch Buddy Guy live, because he’s one of the greatest blues performers I’ve ever seen. This 1991 album pushed hi...
The 1985 Project Part 89: Junko Yagami - Communication
I’ve always said you can’t name four people born in the same year that have sold more combined records than Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince, and me, all arriving in 1958. Of course, the joke is that you could substitute Kate Bush, Alan Jac...
5 Songs Friday, October 16, 2026
Procol Harum – “Drunk Again” 1974 orignally a b-side but available on later versions of Exotic Birds and Fruit. I’m prone to like Procol Harum records in general, ever since I fell in love with the orchestral version of “Conquistador” back...
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