Yeah, there is a definite style that seems to recur at least in the later stuff I've been listening to. Maybe that's why i like every cut <s>
>>>>Hey, re music - do you know Chris Rea ?
Definitely check him out.
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>>>He seems to be like Procol Harum - they also seem to have had only one song, yet remained interesting.
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>>I'm only familiar with his later, blues stuff ( see the email I copied you on I sent to Mike ) I know I like pretty much every cut on those three CDs. Never really heard of the guy ( I guess he was mostly successful in the UK in the 80s ) but ran across something on a newsgroup and after that sought out more.
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>I have actually forgotten about him - and I only remember a couple of his early songs, the "Highway to hell" and "Auberge". But then any other songs he had then sound exactly the same, and are equally listenable.
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