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Love, Loss & Lunacy
One of the top ten CD's of 2006
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Mary Lee's new album
Love, Loss & Lunacy
Out now!
On sale through this web site.
Featuring twelve new compositions
that maintain Mary Lee's trademark classic pop sensibility
and resonant lyrical insight, while introducing a raw electric
edge.
Check out an early review from Doc Martian
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Thompson of "Take
A Message To Mary".
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to Mary Lee's solo acoustic performance of
Bob Dylan's "Most of The Time" originally
broadcast on BBC Scotland.
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Mary Lee on Bob Dylan's website.
Mary Lee's song "Out From Under It" is featured on Bob
Harris Presents, Vol. 5
Mary Lee's BLOOD ON THE TRACKS was
selected in MOJO's top ten "Classic
Albums Covered In Their Entirety". See the September issue.
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Magical Folk/Rock/Pop Revelry Throughout
Love, Loss & Lunacy Review
"All That Glitters", this album's opening cut, truly does glitter
with pure pop delight. The song sublimely wraps jangly guitars, girl-group
vocals and a bouncy backbeat into something irresistibly infectious. Frontwoman
Mary Lee Kortes and her band maintain this magical folk/rock/pop revelry
throughout Love, Loss and Lunacy. The wonderful "Wasting The Sun" boasts
more big riffs and Beatlesque touches. "Nothing Left To Say" and "Lucky Me" ache
with classic southern-pop hurt, while the quiet "Thunderstruck" charms as
a heartfelt love ode. "I'm Saving Grace" is the type of radio-friendly tune
Chrissie Hynde no longer seems to create. For the most part, Kortes
eschews cutesiness for classic pop craft. The exception is "Where did
I Go Wrong, Elton John", a pleasant lament overshadowed by the clever title.
That slight misstep aside, Mary Lee's Corvette has created a terrific
topdown, tool-around-town-on-a-sunny-day ride.
— No Depression
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 Here's
a babe who looks like Sandy Shaw did in the Sixties, sings as
sweetly and fronts a band with balls of steel. What more could
you want? ...this album is stuffed with good pop tunes,
most delivered with a rocky, jangly backing that's something
like three parts Amy Rigby, one part Bangles. Having said that,
there are moments such as on 'Lucky Me,' when it's all down to
Kortes's voice and her sweetly singing guitar. This girl is good
- watch out for her.
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Like When IRS Ruled The World Only Better
This is one of the greatest albums I've ever heard.
Jumpin' in with a jangly rockin' beauty 'all that glitters is
not gold'. boy is she sweet, like an angel dancin' in your ears...
I'm proud to have just heard this young lady play her stuff. -
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Blood
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"A
masterful songwriter" - The Village Voice
"The
bright bite in Mary Lee Kortes' voice [has] the high-mountain sunshine
of Dolly Parton, with a sweet-iron undercoat of Chrissie Hynde."
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