Any thoughts on my favorite Doll? Love his tune such as I'm So Sorry , Medicine Man , Without You and the sax filled Tonight.
A lot of his tunes have that 50's flavor which is odd since I am not a big 50's fan.
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by randy » Wed Aug 04, 2004 6:25 am
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by mare_idol » Thu Aug 05, 2004 3:50 am
I love Sylvain Sylvain. I only saw him perform once in the 1990s -- he was great and I wish I saw him in the 1980s but he didn't play as often as Johnny Thunders/Jerry Nolan and David Jo in NYC.
"I'm So Sorry" is one of my favorites too. I also like "
"I'm So Sorry" is one of my favorites too. I also like "
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by jetboy » Thu Aug 05, 2004 7:09 pm
Syl's 2 RCA releases are indispensible 50s/60s inspired records. Got my 2 one 1 CDR copy from Mike P, and they still sound damn good all these years later. 14th Street Beat shoulda been a huge mainstream hit. Just good, fun rock and roll at it's best. Ony
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by skinnytie » Sat Aug 07, 2004 11:48 am
OMG! If it wasn't for this thread, I would have totally forgotten that I saw Sylvain play at a club called Nirvana in NYC (it was in the heart of Times Square, and was an Indian restaurant until around 9 pm, then a club afterwards). I was never a fan of
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