SONNY AND THE SUNSETS - Longtime Companion LP Country a late 19th century church

a late 19th century church

Talking Heads and the B-52’s

The were exactly the right band at the right time to exploit MTV for metal and they became superstars for it

a performance by this first-time actor that couldn’t have been played by anyone else

the way the stripped-back Life Is Elsewhere glides atop vaguely Morricone guitar lines

SONNY AND THE SUNSETS - Longtime Companion LP Country a late 19th century churchHighly recommended. The new Jonathan Richman? Welp, Sonny Smith's most impressive album with the Sunsets, is also his least silly and poppy. But at the same time, this "break up" album of sorts, is still full of the terrific hooks and musical talent that has been there since The Hypnotist. The production on here is terrific, and songs like "Pretend You Love Me"(a reworking of Hit After Hit's closer) and "Longtime Companion" feature some seriously