Steve Pick's Writing Place
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5 Songs Friday June 12, 2026
Bennie Moten – “Kansas City Squabble” 1929 available on Kansas City Jazz Essentials. I’m not certain if this was recorded before or after Count Basie joined Moten’s band and took over the piano playing from the leader. The solo doesn’t have...
The 1985 Project Part 70: Camper Van Beethoven - Telephone Free Landslide Victory
There had to be a day I heard Camper Van Beethoven for the first time, and it had to be with their debut album Telephone Free Landslide Victory, and it had to be right around the time the album was released. But I can’t remember the experie...
5 Songs Friday, June 5, 2026
Wanda Jackson – “Hot Dog! That Made Him Mad” 1960 from Rockin’ With Wanda. Several years before I heard Wanda Jackson, I fell in love with this song when the Morells played it as a feature for keyboardist Maralie. Of course, I eventually le...
Best New Records I Heard in May, 2026
Garrett T. Capps – I Still Love San Antone. Despite my lack of experience with the places and people of his home town Garrett T. Capps celebrates in this album, the music is infectious and delightful enough for even a Midwesterner to love....
Five Songs Friday, May 29, 2026
Wayne Hancock – “Cold Lonesome Wind” 1995 from Thunderstorms and Neon Signs. This song represents the thunderstorms part of the title equation, though it’s probably more of a shower than a storm. At any rate, our man Wayne wakes up in the m...
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