Artist Biography
by Mark Deming
Playing sharp, tuneful songs with a hint of psychedelia and some challenging melodic angles,
the dB's were the band that bridged the gap between classic '70s power pop (defined by bands such as
Big Star,
Badfinger, and
the Scruffs) and the jangly new wave of smart pop, personified by
R.E.M. And while
the dB's
spent the bunk of their career living and working on the East Coast,
they were the among the first and most important representatives of the
Southern branch of the new wave; most of the group's members hailed from
North Carolina, bringing a Southern warmth to music that sometimes
sounded cold and spare in the hands of others.
Tracklist
1 |
Morning Bugle |
3:30
|
2 |
Ride The Roller Coaster |
4:09
|
3 |
Lines And Dots |
2:50
|
4 |
Huey, Dewey And Louie, Louie |
2:38
|
5 |
Girlfriend |
3:09
|
6 |
Bald-headed Baby |
2:44
|
7 |
Window On The World |
2:09
|
8 |
I Can't Look Her In The Eye |
2:15
|
9 |
Barometers, Thermometers |
2:32
|
10 |
Running Over |
4:17
|
11 |
This Is Where I Belong |
3:32
|
12 |
We Gold |
2:45
|
13 |
Visible Man |
3:46 |
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