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The Rubinoos

 
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    The first real Rubinoos recordings in over ten years, this delicious platter picks up where their classic recordings left off. With all original members present and accounted for (Jon Rubin on vocals and guitar, Tommy Dunbar on guitar and vocals, Donn Spindt on drums and vocals, and Al Chan, who joined in 1980, on bass and vocals), this is pure pop for all people. More Raspberries than Beatles, the Rubinoos play music from the heart filled with memorable hooks, glorious harmonies and honest sincerity. Although many years passed between the last time that these four recorded together, it seems that time stood still between those sessions. Immaculately produced by the late Kevin Gilbert, TV Dunbar comes up with another fine batch of songs that will melt your heart when Jon Rubin wraps his voice around 'em. It's great to hear the magic again.

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