Steve Pick's Writing Place
Steve PickRecord reviews, books, TV, other stuff
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5 Songs Friday, October 3, 2025
Ondatrópica – “De Mar a Mar” 2017 from Baile Bucanero. There is no single identifiable sound or style for this ensemble from Colombia. Heck, there isn’t a consistent line-up of musicians from song to song or tour to tour. But there is a lot...
Best New Albums I Heard in September, 2025
Charley Crockett – Dollar a Day. He’s been putting out a steady stream of records at the rate of two per year for I don’t know how long now. This makes it difficult to remember which of his albums are better than others – I know I thought t...
The 1985 Project Part 37: LL Cool J - Radio
LL Cool J was just 17 years old when he released his debut album – in one song, he refers to being 16, so I assume that’s when he recorded it. While Run and D.M.C. were only four years older, they seemed so much more adult already. The albu...
5 Songs Friday, Sept. 26, 2025
John Lee Hooker – “Dimples” 1959 from I’m John Lee Hooker. “Dimples” has to be one of Hooker’s ten most famous songs. This recording on the Vee Jay label is the definitive one. There’s not to much to it – Hooker lays down an infectious guit...
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St. Louis writer, music critic, radio host, record store guy.
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