Fountains of Wayne: Traffic and Weather
CML call number: CD ROCK Fountains
Personnel: Chris Collingwood, lead vocals, guitar, banjo; Adam Schlesinger, bass, guitar, keyboards, vocals; Jody Porter, guitar, vocals; Brian Young, drums, percussion; with acc. musicians.
Contents: Someone to love — '92 Subaru — Yolanda Hayes — Traffic and weather — Fire in the canyon — This better be good — Revolving diva — Michael and Heather at the baggage claim — Strapped for cash — I-95 — Hotel Majestic — Planet of weed — New routine — Seatbacks and traytables.
Eric R. Danton wrote in his Hartford Courant blog Sound Check: "It was an inauspicious start to Fountains of Wayne’s spring tour as the band battled technical glitches and sore throats. … Even so, the quintet persevered … [with] earlier songs and tunes from the band’s recent album 'Traffic and Weather.' … [S]ugary harmonies … soared over tight, catchy power-pop hooks. … The show continued with 'I-95,' a new tune mourning the distance between two lovers."
Personnel: Chris Collingwood, lead vocals, guitar, banjo; Adam Schlesinger, bass, guitar, keyboards, vocals; Jody Porter, guitar, vocals; Brian Young, drums, percussion; with acc. musicians.
Contents: Someone to love — '92 Subaru — Yolanda Hayes — Traffic and weather — Fire in the canyon — This better be good — Revolving diva — Michael and Heather at the baggage claim — Strapped for cash — I-95 — Hotel Majestic — Planet of weed — New routine — Seatbacks and traytables.
Eric R. Danton wrote in his Hartford Courant blog Sound Check: "It was an inauspicious start to Fountains of Wayne’s spring tour as the band battled technical glitches and sore throats. … Even so, the quintet persevered … [with] earlier songs and tunes from the band’s recent album 'Traffic and Weather.' … [S]ugary harmonies … soared over tight, catchy power-pop hooks. … The show continued with 'I-95,' a new tune mourning the distance between two lovers."
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