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Melvern Taylor And His Fabulous Meltones : Love Songs For Losers
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Post-modern parlor music. Happy songs about miserable people.
Genre: Folk: Folk Pop
Release Date: 2008
Love Songs For Losers Record Label: Mill Town Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Sleepy Eyes 2:46 Album Only
The Night We Met 3:06 Album Only
Love Songs for Losers 3:10 Album Only
Clementine 3:15 Album Only
French for Goodbye 4:08 Album Only
Lonely Old Clown 4:06 Album Only
Two Bottles of Beer 2:29 Album Only
Middle Street 3:39 Album Only
Feelin Blue 2:13 Album Only
Old Dance Floor 3:44 Album Only
Salisbury Beach 3:21 Album Only
Mr. Albee 3:55 Album Only
I Told You So 2:30 Album Only
Cheap Bottle of Wine 3:01 Album Only
Only One for You 3:15 Album Only
Hopscotch 1:51 Album Only
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REVIEWS

Always, always a great song!
author: Jennifer Mottram
Melvern Taylor has great talent and an easy friendly kind of voice that makes you relaxed and happy. The tongue in cheek humor and the spot-on realism of the situations of the song hit home. Sometimes literally, since I lived on Salisbury Beach. :) Great album - pick up the rest while you\'re at it!
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Cheerfully Seedy!
author: Barbara
Great music, wonderful lyrics! Who knew the uke could be so cool? This is my second album from these guys, and I hope to see more of them. Not a \"skip over\" song in the bunch. Nice job, fellas!
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Not a Loser Among Them
author: Robert
Every song on this album is fabulous. Melvern is a terrific songwriter, uke player and singer. And the Meltones are spot-on, especially Dave Livingston's complementary guitar. This is great stuff.
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Call me a loser, then!
author: Fred
Melvern is Ray Davies with an uke. Think mid-sixties Kinks, the humor of "Sunny Afternoon" or even latter songs like "Holiday" along side the honest sadness of "Waterloo Sunset" and you're not far off from Melvern Taylor's music. It is refreshing to hear someone who can make you laugh and make you blue, given that so many today are one-dimensional in sound and lyrical content. Listen to this a few times, you'll be singing the songs all day. Oh, and while you're at it, get Melvern's excellent "Fabuloso".
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