Steve Pick's Writing Place
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5 Songs Friday, October 9, 2026
The O’Jays – “Stairway to Heaven” 1975 from Family Reunion. There’s no way that Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff didn’t know there was already a famous song by this name. They just figured they could write and produce a record that lived up to...
The 1985 Project Part 87: X - Ain’t Love Grand
I hated this album when it came out. And I haven’t listened to it again until just now. And it still is a major disappointment from one of my favorite bands.
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I was a late convert to X. The first two albums came out before I was will...
5 Songs Friday, October 2, 2026
Wolverine Orchestra – “Susie” 1924 available on Bix Beiderbecke & the Wolverines 1924-1925. If you’re looking for evidence of why Beiderbecke is so revered, there are better recorded examples. If you’re looking for a solid and exuberant per...
Best New Records I Heard in September, 2026
The Womack Sisters – The Womack Sisters. Granddaughters of Sam Cooke, nieces of Bobby Womack, daughters of Womack & Womack, these three women have show business blood. I’m not sure how it took them this long to put out an album, but it’s gr...
The 1985 Project Part 86: Womack & Womack - Radio M.U.S.C. Man
I was aware of Womack & Womack in the 1980s, but I don’t remember ever listening to them. Maybe once or twice in the record store. I knew that Linda Womack was Sam Cooke’s daughter and that Cecil Womack was Bobby Womack’s brother. (I didn’t...
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