dbash:

<<I just got the new CD by Bronco Bullfrog, called Oak Apple Day, on the 
Spanish label, Rock Indiana Records.

Here's my capsule review:

Try to imagine The Monkees playing mahjongg with The Byrds and you'll just 
about peg the sound of these Englishmen. Yes sir, Oak Apple Day has more hooks 
than a Vaudeville stage hand! It's a miracle, bra!>>

I dunno David...to me, it sounds more like a cross between Sam & Dave, G.G. 
Allin and, of course, Shoes.  Bronco Bullfrog's influences range from the 
Beatles to the Rutles, with even a little bit of Vinyl Kings (can we mention them 
here?) thrown in.

You might say that it sounds like Phil Collins dancing naked on top of Aimee 
Mann's fur coat while Jennifer Lopez plays five-card stud with Bob Segarini's 
Uncle Albert.

To sum up, OAK APPLE DAY has more hooks than Sugar Ray Robinson' s tackle 
box.  In a perfect world, this would be extremely highly recommended!

JB