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Empress Polecat by Marc Teamaker
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fave it 70's Rock | British Pop
6 tracks | 24 minutes
Released Jun 2001
on Oolong Records
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While maintaining a fresh original sound, Teamaker's music is retro tinged rock pop and soul ala Lennon, Small Faces, Paul Weller, Neil Finn, Michael Penn and Aimee Mann.
Bio / Background
My latest work, "Empress Polecat," was born out of my love for rock and soul music made from 1966 through 1973. While I have always favored this period of music the most, in the past year I have been listening to its fruit almost exclusively. Going on a jag has never been foreign to me.
Apart from delving into the likes of "Something Else by The Kinks," Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On," (one of the most listened to records I own), Traffic's "Mr Fantasy, Stevie Wonder's "Talking Book," and various Al Green and Curtis Mayfield, I have probably put in most of my listening time with Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane's Small Faces and their other musical endeavors such as Humble Pie and Lane's solo work.
Next to The Beatles, my roots are firmly planted in the music of Steve Marriott. The first concert I ever attended was Humble Pie in 1972 and I was a floored twelve year old. From their I went on to also discover Marriott's first group, Small Faces.
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