For fans of AM Pop of the 60's and 70's, listening to Blue Cartoon will be like a visit from an old friend. Their self-titled debut release favors timelessness over trend in a 14-song calling card deftly produced by 20/20's Ron Flynt. Press reviews draw comparisons to Marshall Crenshaw, Alex Chilton, Teenage Fanclub, and Elvis Costello.

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September Songs is the fourth release from Austin, Texas based roots-pop veterans Blue Cartoon. Blue Cartoon’s music can best be described as a folk-based power-pop concoction that sits somewhere between The Jayhawks and Teenage Fanclub.

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Jangly power pop, informed by the Beatles but rotating singly around pure inspiration and refined musicianship, delivering sparkly gems of pop refinement.

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Following their acclaimed 1998 self-titled debut, they have raised the bar with 12 new servings of ear candy. This sophomore effort has the band branching beyond the hypnotic roots-flavored tone of their first release

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George Harrison songs done in a melodic power pop fashion; the artists in this tribute are some of the best indie-pop artists in the world.

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Blue Cartoon guitarist Jeff Tracy steps out front and center with his first solo CD release, providing a treasure trove of pop gems that are sure to please.

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Slow Rock...the fast track to sex with that special someone--a beatnik proverb

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A catchy yet intense collection of songs as sophisticated and colorful as the Salman Rushdie novel ("The Moor's Last Sigh") from which the band got its name.

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7 psych-pop songs from a long running Seattle based indie-rock band.

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