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and even though her solo career has been pretty negligible:
Maria McKee (Lone Justice)


Negligible, as in sucky...or as in overlooked? Cause I think the first 2 solo CDs are real solid (haven't heard the others, though)

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Eric Bachmann (Archers of Loaf)
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you like eric bachman solo more than archers?

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Gordo Wrote:
Radcliffe Wrote:

and even though her solo career has been pretty negligible:
Maria McKee (Lone Justice)


Negligible, as in sucky...or as in overlooked?

Neglligible as in lacking in quantity. She's only put out, what, 4 solo albums in 20 years?
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Maria Taylor, Orenda Fink (Little Red Rocket, Azure Ray, Bright Eyes)
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Dean Wareham & Britta Phillips (Luna)
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Second Cale, Parsons, Richman, Leo and Cave.

What about the post-CH Finn brothers?
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bluejayway Wrote:
Second Cale, Parsons, Richman, Leo and Cave.

What about the post-CH Finn brothers?


Or post-Split Enz, even?

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jewels santana Wrote:
Promethium Wrote:
Eric Bachmann (Archers of Loaf)
Tricky (Massive Attack)


you like eric bachman solo more than archers?


Yeah, I'm more of a fan of his output as Crooked Fingers and have been really impressed with the Saddle Creek solo work.

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John Davis (Superdrag)


wait - you like that solo record better then the stuff superdrag put out?

i think the guy is awesome, but that record is too "jesus-y"

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Timis Wrote:
F**k You Dave Wrote:
John Davis (Superdrag)


wait - you like that solo record better then the stuff superdrag put out?

i think the guy is awesome, but that record is too "jesus-y"


well...no...I actually like all those solo acts about the same as I do their respective bands...some a little more, some a little less, but they've each had pretty respectable solo careers.

As for the John Davis...I'm a huge superdrag fan, and I like that solo record a bunch (yeah, its a bit jesusy, but the songs are good) even though I'm a jew.

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PopTodd Wrote:
bluejayway Wrote:
Second Cale, Parsons, Richman, Leo and Cave.

What about the post-CH Finn brothers?


Or post-Split Enz, even?


Fer sure.
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Good Choice

I'd also add Teddy Pendergrass in that category.

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Good Choice

I'd also add Teddy Pendergrass in that category.


Although his solo stuff is different, 60's soul just doesn't get much better than The Impressions' singles output: "People Get Ready", "Amen", "It's All Right", etc...

Just can't get on that 70's Curtis is better bandwagon.

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