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Jamie Hoover : Jamie Hoo-Ever
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A compilation of classic and alternative power pop cover tunes-most from other pop compilations-some just for fun.
Genre: Pop: 60's Pop
Release Date: 2004
Jamie Hoo-Ever © Copyright-James E. Hoover
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Handle With Care 3:22 Not Available
Silly Boys 4:19 Not Available
It's Love, Come What May 2:11 Not Available
Sukiyaki 4:35 Not Available
It's Only A Northern Song 3:51 Not Available
Izzat Love? 2:26 Not Available
Elusive Butterfly 2:44 Not Available
Barbra Allen 3:10 Not Available
Horizon 3:33 Not Available
Theme From A Summer Place 2:22 Not Available
Cathy's Clown 2:50 Not Available
You Were On My Mind 2:21 Not Available
Goodnight 3:01 Not Available
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Album Notes

Jamie's duties in The Spongetones for the last 23-plus years include songwriter, guitarist, vocalist, producer, recording engineer, arranger, bassist, sometimes drummer, and other various musical noises. Jamie has recorded and produced all eight records for The Spongetones, with rave reviews in Rolling Stone, Billboard, Trouser Press, Goldmine, and many others. The Spongetones are currently signed to Gadfly Records in the US and Sony in Japan. In addition to the newest tribute compilation "Jamie Hoo-Ever", Jamie has just finished a full-length pop record entitled Paparazzi with fellow popster and alt-country star Bill Lloyd. All drums on this record are performed by Dennis Diken (The Smithereens). Jamie has recently toured, playing keyboards/guitar/mandolin and lap steele for Hootie and The Blowfish-sitting in For Peter Holsapple while his wife had a new baby son-Web. Hopefully again, sometime.... Jamie has toured and recorded for over 16 years as guitarist for producer

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REVIEWS

Outstanding collection of "New Classics" and Beautiful Music
author: Ben
I've been a fan of "Spongetone" music for awhile and have (of course) now become a fan of Jamie Hoover's solo work and work with other projects. I generally don't like (or buy) "remake", "best of" or "as presented by" products but this one is different and remarkably so! The surprising, metal treatment of "Sukiyaki" is the best I've heard. "Izzat Love" sounds like the Beatles AND Todd Rundren (on their best days) .. "Cathy's Clown" sounds as good as the original. I was most astounded by "A Summer's Place" and "Elusive Butterfly" - OUTSTANDING treatments on both of these. Bottom line: it's a a Jamie Hoover product, it's outstanding and it is worth every single penny of it's purchase price.
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Beating the Beatles at their own game.
author: Patrick Golding
Two Beatles covers that improve on the originals? Heresy, you cry! No, just the natural brilliance of Jamie Hoover. Weave them into an album full of sublime cover versions and you have a CD of magic. Enjoy.
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Incredible performance of instruments and vocals.
author: david koons
The arrangements are clever and the execution flawless.
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You have to hear it to believe it!
author: david manderbach
I have always been a Spongetones fan and Jamie is the godfather of rock here in Charlotte. Jamie is the best of the best. The music is down to earth and creative all at the same time. This cd is jamie hoover flexing his wizadry and musicianship.
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