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September 12, 2011
Straight Outta Pleasant Grove, the "Lost" Live England Dan & John Ford Coley Album
While we await some call-backs, here's a light-rock lunchtime-out courtesy England Dan and John Ford Coley, who all but the longest of longtime locals always seem to forget were W.W. Samuell Spartans before launching the Southwest F.O.B., dig? Seals died in March 2009, 30 years after the duo cut ... More >>
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March 27, 2009
Dan Seals, R.I.P.
After the jump, the song for which the late, great W.W. Samuell High School graduate Dan Seals was best known: "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight," performed, of course, with classmate John Ford Coley shortly before they moved back to Dowdy Ferry Road. But here's the truly classic title cut from 19 ... More >>
Blogs
April 2, 2008
New Toadies (?) and Old "Incense"
After the jump, the song for which the late, great W.W. Samuell High School graduate Dan Seals was best known: "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight," performed, of course, with classmate John Ford Coley shortly before they moved back to Dowdy Ferry Road. But here's the truly classic title cut from 19 ... More >>
Blogs
November 7, 2006
Magical History Tour
After the jump, the song for which the late, great W.W. Samuell High School graduate Dan Seals was best known: "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight," performed, of course, with classmate John Ford Coley shortly before they moved back to Dowdy Ferry Road. But here's the truly classic title cut from 19 ... More >>
Blogs
June 2, 2006
From Funk to Punk, With a Side of Meat Loaf
After the jump, the song for which the late, great W.W. Samuell High School graduate Dan Seals was best known: "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight," performed, of course, with classmate John Ford Coley shortly before they moved back to Dowdy Ferry Road. But here's the truly classic title cut from 19 ... More >>
Blogs
June 1, 2006
Groovy, Far Out and Monkee Business
After the jump, the song for which the late, great W.W. Samuell High School graduate Dan Seals was best known: "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight," performed, of course, with classmate John Ford Coley shortly before they moved back to Dowdy Ferry Road. But here's the truly classic title cut from 19 ... More >>
Music
August 17, 2000
Lame Old Song
Proof that today's popular music is just as good -- and bad -- as it's always been
Music
December 3, 1998
Out Here
Proof that today's popular music is just as good -- and bad -- as it's always been
Music
August 13, 1998
Not fade away
Two garage-rock compilations raise The Esquires, Irving's psychedelic-rock greats, from the dead
Music
December 14, 1995
Silver linings
Rainmaker Records gets the credit line it deserves

John Ford Coley

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Straight Outta Pleasant Grove, the "Lost" Live England Dan & John Ford Coley Album

Blogs

Dan Seals, R.I.P.

Blogs

New Toadies (?) and Old "Incense"

Blogs

Magical History Tour

Blogs

From Funk to Punk, With a Side of Meat Loaf

Blogs

Groovy, Far Out and Monkee Business

Music

Lame Old Song

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Out Here

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Not fade away

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Silver linings

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