Power!Power!Power!
Power!Power!Power!
Power!Power!Power!
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
mu-sic mil-len-ni-um<br />
a place where the music & people still matter<br />
30<br />
TONE AUDIO NO.53<br />
#9 on the List of Best Record<br />
Stores in the Country<br />
One of America’s Best<br />
Record Stores<br />
www.musicmillennium.com<br />
3158 E. Burnside<br />
Portland, Oregon 97214<br />
Phone: (503) 231-8926<br />
MUSIC<br />
Dawn McCarthy & Bonnie “Prince” Billy<br />
What the Brothers Sang<br />
Drag City, LP or CD<br />
Even today, a half a decade later, the songs of the Everly Brothers<br />
still sound like magic. Whether it’s the unmistakable, sweep-youoff-your-feet<br />
harmonies or always-pristine production—even the<br />
group’s saddest songs sound born not in the studio but in a candy<br />
shop—the Everly Brothers endure. And perhaps it could even be<br />
argued today that the collective is unjustly overlooked, arriving just<br />
before the more exciting British Invasion of the 60s and now forever<br />
tied to Top Gun.<br />
Seeing the hypnotizing effect the Everly Brothers had on her<br />
children, West Coast folk-pop artist Dawn McCarthy has said she<br />
was inspired to more deeply revisit the act’s catalog. The result,<br />
What the Brothers Sang, is her latest collaboration with Bonnie<br />
“Prince” Billy, otherwise known as Will Oldham, a long-cherished<br />
singer/songwriter voice of the independent community. (continued)<br />
March 2013 31
Change language