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I'd Rather Be With You
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Kristine
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Jet Lag Girl
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Tomorrow
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Won't Happen Again
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Just As It Is
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What She Said
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Before I Reconsider
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Park Bench Scenario
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Hurt
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Now She's In Your Life
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Dana's Song
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Gerry O'Keefe Chicago, Illinois
Chicago-area artist Gerry O'Keefe gained notoriety in the early '90s as a member of powerpop act The Hideouts. His
shamelessly melodic, Brill Building-inspired music has received national radio airplay and been featured in TV ads.
Gerry's 2013 debut solo album
"Whatever Suits You" was recognized by critics and fans for blending classic pop craft with roots- and folk-based elements.
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Gerry O'Keefe recommends:
Great raw rock 'n' roll from some some good friends of mine. Frontman Scott Niekelski is as prolific and passionate as they come.
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UNDIVIDED HEART & SOUL
by JD McPherson
One of few contemporary artists I make it a point to keep up with. This is his latest and should be in the Top Ten. The best of yesterday and today.
go to albumIf you like The Hideouts (1991-1994), you may also like:
Introspective bedroom pop with a literary-narrative bent, touching the mundane horrors of everyday life.
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Parque México
by Kevin Dickerson
Spoken word storytelling spun into a delicate web of acoustic guitar, from the Bay Area.
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Everyone's Okay
by Kevin Dickerson
Brainy but equally heartfelt, this experimental pop record uses specific situations to get to universal truths.
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Battle Scenes
by Kait Berreckman
Songs about internal struggle masked by external poise and authenticity; nine tracks of gut-wrenching honesty.
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