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Dennis Olearchik

 

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Post  Posted 4 Jan 2003 7:08 pm    
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Has anyone bought it ?
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Dennis Olearchik

 

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Newtown, PA
Post  Posted 19 Apr 2003 6:20 am    
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Which reminds me, has anyone listened to their new album and have any comments?

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Geoff Brown


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Post  Posted 21 Apr 2003 12:22 am    
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I listened to a couple of mp3s available at the POCO website, so I can't say how the album sounds overall. But what I listened to sounded like the later POCO efforts, which to my ears had lost their edge to a more slick, Eagles-like production style. What I heard would fit nicely into an easy-listening type radio format. I'd guess that there are probably a couple of good tunes, with Rusty layin' down some nice steel, with the rest being glossy pop-style tunes. Hope I'm wrong. There were a couple other tunes at their website that I didn't listen to. They were very slow to load. I don't want to drone on about the good 'ol days...but they were one heck of a band when Richie, Jim and the crew were all there.
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Tony Prior


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Charlotte NC
Post  Posted 21 Apr 2003 1:56 am    
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I too , being a forever POCO fan, listened to the MP3's on the website. Well, they are pretty good, but in my opinion not the same as previous POCO offerings. I really like Rusty and George and wish them continued success. For my tastes the spark of Poco without Richie and Jimmy is way to hard to
ignite.

I probably will buy the CD out of respect and support for the guys.

TP
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Dennis Olearchik

 

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Newtown, PA
Post  Posted 22 Apr 2003 4:15 pm    
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Tony,

I also liked Richie's contributions to the band. But I think the guys did just fine without him!

Cantamos, Under the Gun, Head-Over Heels, Poco Seven, Ghost Town, Indian Summer, Blue & Grey and Inamorata all have a least one "great "classic song on them (usually more than one!).

They're playing in NJ this Thursday (about an hour and a half from where I live). So I'm thinking about making the trek right after work.

Glad to read there's still some fans around...

Dennis
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