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Other People's News by Joe Pagetta
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fave it Beatles-pop | Folk Rock
5 tracks | 21 minutes
Released Apr 2007
on Fully Dressed Records
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 05:09 Both Be Wrong lyrics BUY MP3 05:09 Both Be Wrong lyrics "GIFT MP3" 05:09 Both Be Wrong
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New EP from a contemporary singer-songwriter not afraid to write a big rock song.
Bio / Background
"rocker Joe Pagetta('s) ... new recordings ... show he continues to explore the melodic strengths and small-group dynamics that make classic rock so timeless."
-- Michael McCall, Nashville Scene
Nashville's Joe Pagetta exposes a severe case of sincerity on his new EP OTHER PEOPLE'S NEWS. While the pop-and-roots rocker always been an earnest songwriter, he digs to a new depth of feeling on these five new songs. When he compares historic meetings between Les Paul and Bing Crosby to Elvis Presley and Colonel Parker, then takes it a step further to include Jesus and his Apostle John in the song "Practice Makes Perfect," he's serious. On "Both Be Wrong," a George Harrison-inspired plea for compromise and peace, he's as resolute as ever. And who else but Pagetta could turn the architectural similarities of churches and train stations into an honest exploration of the meaning of life? Check out "Church or Train Station.
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