I am one of those that e-mailed her privately.So I will state this to the 
group.Her albums are great.Well written,played,and performed.There are pop 
gems galore on her albums.The song "Two Possible Answers" off of 
"Nothing/Everything" is such a great car song I can hardly drive while it is 
playing.Her music is right up there with all the greats with pop influences 
evident.I would recommend them to anyone.
I am very surprised at how out of control this thread has gone.Paula's 
initial mistrust of this group was certainly well founded.She deserves much 
better.
Don't take my word for it.Go to Amazon and read the reviews.Not a bad one 
there.


>From: "pOpBaNg" <bangbangpopshow@pluricanal.net>
>Reply-To: audities@smoe.org
>To: <audities@smoe.org>
>Subject: Re: Sayonara.
>Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2007 19:25:08 -0000
>
> >> Who's Paula Kelley?
>
>Before the release of her debut solo album, 2001's Nothing/Everything, 
>Paula Kelley had fronted three other bands. The first was Drop Nineteens, 
>which she joined while still in her teens. In 1993, after two albums and a 
>couple successful European and American tours, Paula left the band to 
>strike out on her own in Hot Rod. Their debut album Speed Danger Death 
>(Caroline) earned critical praise, but business problems led to an early 
>demise for the band. Paula took some time off to finish her college degree 
>and, having done that, formed Boy Wonder in 1996.
>
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> > >
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