The Fevers - Love Always Wins-2004
@ 320 kbps - Covers are included
Dance
Is It Over
Don't Tell Me It, S Wrong
Bound to Cry
Lonesome Tears
Let Me Rock
Love Always Wins
Only You Can Do It
Get Your Luvin
Photobooth
My Ly Ly
Once Upon a Time
From the early days of the British invasion, on through the advent of more lightweight (yet no less great) groups like the Archies, to power pop bands like the Nerves and their progeny (Plimsouls, Beat, Starjets, and the whole Good Vibrations family of bands), history is rife with bands who wrote deceptively simple, yet eminently memorable, tunes that leave you with little choice but to chew out the rhythm on your bubblegum. In other words, bands that played simple pop songs capturing the true spirit of rock n roll: having a good time at all costs. It shouldn't be hard to make a record like this, but evidently it is, because no one has made a pop record that captures the feeling of all of those classic pop records as well as "Love Always Wins" does in years. Tunes like "My Iy Iy" and "Photobooth" are straight up bubblegum that would sound at home on a Buddha Records compilation. Others like "Bound to Cry" and the title track are sterling examples of the late 70's power pop sound at its best. Then there's the surprisingly hard rocking tune called, appropriately enough, "Let Me Rock" which, is a total affirmation of a life spent digging through discount bins for musical gold. "Let Me Rock" might be the only song that directly mentions record collecting, but all of these songs sound like they're being played by people with a real knowledge of, and love for, the spirit of rock n roll.