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| From | toddfan@everestkc.net |
| Subject | Re: more BS? |
| Date | Wed, 07 Mar 2007 15:35:35 -0600 |
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Funny....I searched this out on CD about two months ago. Your assesment is correct....(showing my age here and turning into my parents), when I hear some of the old stuff nowadays, I cannot help but think "those were they days", or "they don't write music like that anymore".
I'd also recommend "Down Two, Then Left".
Steve
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From: "Seaman, Dave" <seamand@upmc.edu>
Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2007 1:25 pm
Subject: more BS?
> This is not the least bit power pop, but maybe falls into the category
> of insanely great pop... or to be more specific, insanely great
> mid 70s
> mainstream blue eyed soul pop... Last week I picked up "Silk
> Degrees" by
> Boz Scaggs. I owned this LP when it first came out, and it was a fave
> of mine for many years. But the last time I heard it was probably
> over15 years ago when my turntable broke down. I am now reminded
> that it is
> a fabulous record - wall to wall hits or shoulda been hits, from What
> Can I Say to Georgia to What Do You Want The Girl To Do to It's
> Over to
> the big hits, Lowdown, Lido Shuffle, We're All Alone - and
> everything in
> between. (It's so catchy and feel good and fun that it's hard to
> believe that members of Toto were the core of his band, pre-Toto.)
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> So does anyone recommend any other Boz records like this one? I have
> his hits package but no other regular releases.
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