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Johnny J Blair "Singer at Large" San Francisco, California
"Johnny is a virtuoso"--Brian Wilson
"Pop music with a conscience.”--Goldmine
“the Harry Houdini of rock and roll.”--
Spotlight. Listen to Johnny's fast-paced mix of old school soul, psychedelia, punk/new wave, & classic pop/rock. Singer-songwriter in his own right, he was also a sideman for Davy Jones and The Monkees + performed with David Cassidy, Al Stewart, Buddy & Julie Miller, & others.
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Johnny J Blair "Singer at Large" recommends:
Dinosaurs are for Punching
by Beyondo
Beyondo is beyond good, launching pop and jazz off into a fun and fascinating imaginarium, as if Miles Davis, Todd Rundgren and Brian Wilson went on a wacky space trip.
go to albumIf you like People Medley: Everyday People, Fishers of Men, One for the Pastor, you may also like:
Written in My Heart (10th Anniversary Edition)
by Davy Jones & Chris Andrews
supported by 4 fans who also own “People Medley: Everyday People, Fishers of Men, One for the Pastor”
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supported by 4 fans who also own “People Medley: Everyday People, Fishers of Men, One for the Pastor”
Great classical piece. It belongs in every major orchestra's repertoire. I just wish Peter would complete it.
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The latest from Peel Dream Magazine is a conceptual exploration of isolation told via narcotic psych pop inclined towards the whimsical.
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Continue Normal Living
by Absent City
Dreamy, intricate guitar pop from Oakland's Absent City; splashes of accordion, sitar, lap steel, and mandolin add textural richness.
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This Could Be Texas
by English Teacher
The UK upstarts' debut veers from sunny, psychedelic folk to bristling post-punk with reckless abandon without ever missing a beat.
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