Joe Pollock
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Crash on the Ten
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General Info
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Genre: Acoustic / Experimental / Folk
Location Washington, Washington DC, Un
Profile Views: 27202
Last Login: 8/21/2011
Member Since 9/8/2004
Type of Label Unsigned
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Bio
...... Purchase "Last Notes From an Old Room" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “Genuine, honest stuff… substantially emotive and no phony baloney" -Paul Curreri --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “With both Fahey roots and a youthful, untidy fuzz, Pollock’s songs skirt the world of nerdy instrumentalism refreshingly" -Devon Sproule --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Soon, some goober kid passing himself off as a music reviewer will probably type up some nonsense describing Joe Pollock's music as "John Fahey meets Radiohead in John Hurt's turnip truck." What's important is that Pollock has stayed true to his music, and his growth over the last several years has been astounding. I sense great things to come." -Keith Morris -
Members
Joe Pollock - Songwriter: guitar, bass, piano -
Influences
John Fahey , Elliott Smith, Brian Wilson, Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, The Clash, Lou Reed, Nick Drake, Leanord Cohen, Alex Chilton, Joe Jackson, Paul Simon, Quasi, John Lennon, Richard Thompson, David Byrne, Nick Lowe -
Sounds Like
I've heard Nick Drake, and John Fahey most, I'll stay out of it...
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Purchase "Last Notes From an Old Room"
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“Genuine, honest stuff… substantially emotive and no phony baloney" -Paul Curreri
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“With both Fahey roots and a youthful, untidy fuzz, Pollock’s songs skirt the world of nerdy instrumentalism refreshingly" -Devon Sproule
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"Soon, some goober kid passing himself off as a music reviewer will probably type up some nonsense describing Joe Pollock's music as "John Fahey meets Radiohead in John Hurt's turnip truck." What's important is that Pollock has stayed true to his music, and his growth over the last several years has been astounding. I sense great things to come." -Keith Morris
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