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The Red Button - She`s About To Cross My Mind

Amazing debut album from the duo of Seth Swirsky and Mike Rueberg(Rex Daisy) that will have your mouth on the floor and ears stuck to your speakers. Why? Well, think the first album from The Rooks for one thing. Don`t know that classic, out-of-print gem of gems in the power pop genre?

Well, all the hall marks of classic early Beatles, mop-topped mania and and ton of Jangled-Up heaven are all here on The Red Button: Air-tight harmonies, widely angled sharp, tuneful confections that offer maximum hooks-per-groove in a classic early Beatle-power pop style, with similarly brilliant harmonies and armies of marching ringing guitars.

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Customer Reviews

This CD is About to Be Played Again

Reviewer: Barry Lyons

Folks, listen up. These guys, two genius pop gents named Seth Swirsky and Mike Ruekberg, who write and perform as The Red Button, have got the goods in a really big way. I can't put this any plainer: This is an instant classic. Yep, this is for the ages. It needs to be thrown into a time capsule -- but before you do you'll want to listen to it again and again and again. Where to begin? Great singing, clever lyrics and playing -- and with deft arrangements that are the equal of what George Martin would have employed for the Beatles circa '64- '66. Subtle counterpoint, great harmonies, you know what I'm talking about. And speaking of 1966, "Ooh Girl", a perfect pop masterpiece, sounds like something Graham Gouldman would have written between "Bus Stop" and "Look Through Any Window". Although I love all the songs (when's the last time you could say that of any CD?), another favorite is "Floating By". This song just floors me with its jaunty, get-up-and-go sunniness of vintage Paul McCartney with, to my ears, just a dash of Jeff Lynne thrown in for extra measure. All told, She's About to Cross My Mind, is simply one of the greatest pop debuts of all time.