Like Miss Mary's look, the sound isn't quite of this time and place. [ Hey Blue!] harks back to the sunnier side of French pop, with plenty of organ, trumpets, and surf guitar. …the disc goes by like a cool breeze. … All of
which leads to one question: is this woman for real?
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She stepped out of a re-run of Happy Days, a sassy, gives-as-good-as-she-gets compadre of The Fonz. She stepped straight into your heart. She's got a garage attitude — and I'm not talking about the unfathomable arrogance of the spotty t--t who works nights at the petrol station over the road – but you like that, and you like the clean-cut sound. She sings about love, but you're in love and you love her all the more for it. She is Miss Mary and you are smitten.
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a joy for folks with short attention spans. The
pixie-voiced Mary brings a smile to the listener’s face
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This garage-pop chanteuse has emerged from New Hampshire garage band The Oscillators to produce clever, simple pop gems that linger in the memory
and even, somehow, on the lips, like the afterthoughtof a treasured kiss.
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