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TAYLOR LOCKE & THE ROUGHS


Grain & Grape


 
TAYLOR LOCKE & THE ROUGHS - Grain & Grape
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TAYLOR LOCKE & THE ROUGHS - Grain & Grape


Man, LOVE finding bands like this. Their greatness-status on the horizon, only clear in the cloudy, hopeful dreams of their youthful ambitions to reach music fans but a lot of hardwork to wrought still on the rock `n roll journey. They remind me of Kings Of Leon back in 2003 but Taylor Locke & The Roughs are more alligned muscically with a more rocking, pop assertive Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. The comparison is apt because this exciting new band is grounded in the classic Rosetta Stone of the last 40 years of rock history. "Grain & Grape" always sounds familiar, warm but never a shallow copy of what launched its ambition. Daily Fresh from your local Rock `n Roll Bakery. There`s no `use-by` date on the best rock & roll. Ten knock out punches over 10 songs. Down on the mat you go, with a smile. Listen to sample #2 below for a taste of Bleu, Jellyfish and Queen pop perfection. Try #5 for a dosing of The Shazam classic rocking pop we all love so or hit #1 below for more "Bellybutton"-era Jellyfish. But this is still a rock `n roll band not a power pop one. This band does not discriminate, they embrace and squeeze all their natural musical passions from the juicer, mixer of rock and pour it out in a glorious pageant and feast of good taste.

Go ahead, search. There`s nothing yet on Taylor Locke & The Roughs out there. Yet. You, my fine Not Lamer, attuned to the best of breaking coolness and first at the line of discovery. Climb aboard - start with the tuneage below. I bust my butt loading this up for you every day, its slow, cumbersome, labor-intensive and pretty damn boring but *necessary* empower you with the right tools to make your decisions to rock inside your passion. Loading these samples below, listening to the album as I readied to write this mini-review, I was only filled with excitement to share these tunes with you. You bet your pop loving butt that this one is Extremely Highly Recommended!

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"Top 10 of 2010" Review in Powerpopaholic.com
Reviewer: Val  Elardo
I am cross-posting this 1review by Aaron because Grain & Grape deserves ever word of it: it L.A. natives Taylor Locke (of Rooney) and Charlotte Froom (of The Like) have united with Chris Price and Mikey McCormack (of Everybody Else) to form Taylor Locke & the Roughs. With a combination of experience and talent you get an excellent disc that rocks with a classic flavor and modern style on the opener "Start Me Over." Like a mix of Kings of Leon and Rooney with a bit of Badfinger thrown in, this is a true "supergroup" that knows what it`s doing. "Jennifer In High Heels" is a classic rock tune with muscular rhythms, cowbell, and guitar that struts through the melody. The album starts pretty strong and glides into greatness as it continues. The frantic "Reach For The Sky" jumps everywhere with Queen-like choruses, manic Moon-like drum passages, and Locke`s incredible vocal energy."Hourglass" and "Joy" delivers sparkling harmonies similar to Bleu, Jellyfish and ELO pop perfection. "Amnesia" is another catchy gem that echoes both Paul McCartney and Eric Carmen. The 70`s West Coast rock influences are strong, but they do not overwhelm this band`s unique sound. "I`ll Be Gone" has soft harmonies and bluesy harmonica, "Weekend Warrior" is an irresistible Dave Edmunds styled romp that will get your body moving to beat. "What Have I Done" is a power ballad that shows a winning passion in the songwriting. "Stay Awhile" is a Posies/Weezer hybrid that ends off a perfect album. Once I heard this I kept it in my disc player for the past few days, and I see no reason to remove it as it hits the melodic ball out of the park. This is a brilliant debut album that shouldn`t be missed - Hell, it`s so far my pick for best of 2010. source: http://powerpopaholic.blogspot.com/search?q=roughs

                

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