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Why Do Lonely Men And Women Want To Break Each Others Hearts?

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The Star Room Boys

 
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    Many of the alternative-country bands in the mid-to-late '90s were less concerned with the "alternative" side of the equation than with the classic sounds of country that had gone missing from mainstream radio. The Star Room Boys were among the best of these revivalists; singer Dave Marr was a natural, and they had an ace-in-the-hole with pedal steel whiz John Neff, who decorated the band's repertoire with remarkable reels and runs that worked within the structure of the songs rather than dominating them.

  • They Say...

    The Star Room Boys' debut album Why Do Lonely Men & Women Want To Break Each Others' Hearts spotlights the group's tight playing and songwriting, as well as Dave Marr's world-weary twang of a voice. Songs like "Was There Something In Her Eye?" "Both Our Towns," "Almost Doesn't Count" and the title track are down-to-earth yet atmospheric, and almost always lovelorn and bittersweet. A fine debut from a group unafraid to delve deeper into country's blue side.

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