Steve Pick's Writing Place
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5 Songs Friday, May 22, 2026
Jesse Winchester – “A Touch on the Rainy Side” 1978 from A Touch on the Rainy Side. I had a friend in the 1980s who worshipped the debut album by Jesse Winchester, the one that had him backed by members of the Band. I always liked that one...
The 1985 Project Part 68: Dramarama - Cinema Verité
I listen to a lot of Sirius XM when driving around town. One voice I’ve heard often is that of Chris Carter, who hosts a show on the Beatles channel and another one on Little Steven’s Underground Garage channel. He seems extremely knowledge...
5 Songs Friday, May 15, 2026
Brenda Lee – “Heart in Hand” 1962 single available on The Definitive Collection. Is it pop? Is it country? Is it kind of doo wop? The record charted on the Adult Contemporary Chart in Billboard – heckfire, I had no idea that chart existed b...
The 1985 Project Part 67: Jason & the Scorchers - Lost & Found
I’ve been forgetting to let you know this project is an ongoing look back at albums released in 1985. The first 40 were all the records placed in that year’s Village Voice Pazz and Jop Poll, and I’ve been filling in the rest with records fr...
5 Songs Friday, May 8, 2026
Mississippi Fred McDowell – “I Asked For Whiskey, She Gave Me Gasoline” recorded 1969 released 1984 on Standing at the Burying Ground. Fred McDowell just let that guitar propel itself, while he belted out his tales of woe and hardship. Heck...
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