CD Review: The Jeanies – The Jeanies
When I first heard The Jeanies, I wasn’t sure why they sounded familiar. Regardless, one thing stood...
When I first heard The Jeanies, I wasn’t sure why they sounded familiar. Regardless, one thing stood...
Following the success of their first EP, Peter Case and his band, The Plimsouls, signed with Planet Records...
PT Barnum is credited with having said “Always leave them wanting more”. The New Trocaderos...
In the past, I’ve described the Tim Lee 3 sound as Neil Young & Crazy Horse meets X. With...
One listen to the Satisfactors’ new release and one may be tempted to draw a comparison to a former...
In my attempt to learn to play my favorite songs, I’ve found that it can be difficult to find chords...
I missed the new release by Yorktown Lads when it came out a few months back but, fortunately, became aware...
Although Weezer’s Everything Will Be Alright In The End was on my list for best releases of 2014, I...
These are dark days for music fans and particularly those who appreciate the skilled songwriter. The...
This past year could be described as a good year for powerpop – not a great one, though. There...
Recently I decided to try my hand at playing the guitar and learning to play my favorite powerpop songs. It...
Those of us who remember the heyday of the genre will recall The Rubinoos and their 70’s powerpop classic “I...
Andrew Curry’s Drink a Toast to Innocence was one of 2013’s tastiest soft rock/powerpop...
At times, The Tripwires may remind one of Glenn Tillbrook and Squeeze. A track or two on their latest, Get...
When I picked up Glenn Tillbrook’s latest LP, Happy Ending, I didn’t know quite what to expect....
American’s marketers have seen to it that the window through which we see the Christmas shopping season...