VARIOUS - Bop Baby Bop e-works Passing Strangers

Passing Strangers

it has since grown into a word-of-mouth phenomenon and a pinnacle moment in the duo’s critically acclaimed live show

which suggested that the music scene in 2003 would be entirely electronic

From here on the senses are treated to dreamy harp lines

When Youth Fades Away explores a new range of emotional and sonic territory

VARIOUS - Bop Baby Bop e-works Passing StrangersLP Black Vinyl. Hoping to give Sun a run for its money, Meteor kicked off promisingly in 1952 with the R&B hit I Believe by Elmore James recorded in Chicago. Though worthy, subsequent R&B releases proved less successful. However, a second hit, this time in the country field, Daydreamin by Bud Deckelman in late 1954, gave Meteor a new lease of life and piqued Lesters interest in recording rockabilly artists, especially now that newcomer Elvis Presley