Re: The Everly Brothers- The Everly Brothers (1958).

by Butterfield Yesterday at 7:04 pm

Gosh that was dull.

by Nightjar Yesterday at 7:04 pm

Butterfield wrote:Annoying vocals; annoying harmonies.

We could be listening Phyllis's Hymen instead.

by Butterfield Yesterday at 7:04 pm

Something a bit m... oh, it's this.

by **The Call of the Wendigo** Yesterday at 7:04 pm

Track 3 - Bye Bye, Luv. wave

by Butterfield Yesterday at 7:05 pm

Nightjar wrote:
Butterfield wrote:Annoying vocals; annoying harmonies.

We could be listening Phyllis's Hymen instead.

I'm tempted at this point. Clary

by Nightjar Yesterday at 7:05 pm

Their vocals are the aural equivalent of baby vomit.

by **The Call of the Wendigo** Yesterday at 7:05 pm

by Butterfield Yesterday at 7:05 pm

I don't mind this one.

by Nightjar Yesterday at 7:06 pm

by Butterfield Yesterday at 7:06 pm

This is a proper pop song, of it's era.

by Butterfield Yesterday at 7:07 pm

That was over before it began.

by **The Call of the Wendigo** Yesterday at 7:07 pm

Track 4 - Brand New Heartache.

by **The Call of the Wendigo** Yesterday at 7:07 pm

Sounds more promising.

by Butterfield Yesterday at 7:07 pm

Back to the banana bones

by Nightjar Yesterday at 7:07 pm

It's that off-putting skipperty-skip rhythmic pattern.

by **The Call of the Wendigo** Yesterday at 7:08 pm

It seems to get more Rock and Roll after this track.

by Nightjar Yesterday at 7:08 pm

Nightjar wrote:It's that off-putting skipperty-skip rhythmic pattern.

What is it called?

I've long wondered.

by Butterfield Yesterday at 7:09 pm

What I've come to realise is that women of a certain age loved men singing in harmony.

by **The Call of the Wendigo** Yesterday at 7:09 pm

Track 5 - Keep a Knockin'.

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