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It’s called “Cover Girls,” an EP released in 1981 with production by Ric Ocasek and Rick Derringer, four tracks, all covers – that “My Little Red Book” which I’m not sure if it’s more Burt Bacarach or Love, “The Wild One, Forever” from Tom Petty’s debut, “Little Black Egg” by the garage stalwarts Nightcrawlers, and “Funtime” by the moronic Pop&Bowie, to say the girl has excellent and eclectic taste – no punk in sight, just more or less danceable pop that, on first listen, I say meh, on the second, it’s not bad after all, on the third, definitely pleasant, also because if there’s no trace of punk, there’s none of all that plastic that would, in a few years, smother pop and drown every trace of imagination. Discover the review
It’s called “Cover Girls,” an EP released in 1981 with production by Ric Ocasek and Rick Derringer, four tracks, all covers – that “My Little Red Book” which I’m not sure if it’s more Burt Bacarach or Love, “The Wild One, Forever” from Tom Petty’s debut, “Little Black Egg” by the garage stalwarts Nightcrawlers, and “Funtime” by the moronic Pop&Bowie, to say the girl has excellent and eclectic taste – no punk in sight, just more or less danceable pop that, on first listen, I say meh, on the second, it’s not bad after all, on the third, definitely pleasant, also because if there’s no trace of punk, there’s none of all that plastic that would, in a few years, smother pop and drown every trace of imagination.
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