[Old School Hound]

I'm a lucky fella
I just gotta tell her
That I love her endlessly


Something about those beautiful girls and the way they danced back in the late sixties, early seventies.  Just think, those girls are grandmothers now. 

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Just what is "Power Pop" ? 


It generally refers to a straight forward, jangly, guitar-based pop sound, without any pretense or irony.  Power pop had its roots in the mid-60s but was defined as such until the early 70s.


Imo, Badfinger was Power pop before it was officially a thing. 






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[b][b][b]"Power Pop" refers to straightforward, jangly, guitar-based pop songs with little pretension or irony. The genre has its roots in the mid-60s but was not defined as such until the early 70s.[/b][/b][/b]

[b]ower Pop" refers to straightforward, jangly, guitar-based pop songs with little pretension or irony. The genre has its roots in the mid-60s but was not defined as such until the early 70s.[/b]






[b]"Power Pop" refers to straightforward, jangly, guitar-based pop songs with little pretension or irony. The genre has its roots in the mid-60s but was not defined as such until the early 70s.[/b]

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"They don't write 'em like that anymore."  

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John Waite, when he was still a "Baby."

Gosh, power pop takes me back to such a happy time.