STACE ENGLAND: Lovey Dovey ALL The Time

Stace England

Lovey Dovey ALL The Time

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Tight, inventive rock/power pop from the great American Midwest featuring splendid backing by The Implications.

tracks

1 Killing Me
2 Picture Her Face
3 She Loves Kurt Cobain
4 Glenn Miller
5 Downwind
6 Angel On Your Shoulder
7 Chatterbox
8 Alethea
9 Throw It Away
10 Stand Together
11 Never My Love

notes

"Stace England is a musical chameleon. Whether it's a tender love song or an all-out rocker, England can effortlessly pull it off."
-NIGHTLIFE


"Simply put, Lovey Dovey All The Time has a few of the catchiest, most impressive pop rock love songs of recent memory."
- MUSIC-CRITIC.COM


"There's no question what this album harkens to is the best of classic American pop rock. From ballads to driving numbers and insightful lyrics this album has it all and does it all well. If you really like classic American pop rock this is a must own album."
- INDIE SPINZONE


"Some day soon when file sharing kills all theme and concept records we're going to miss good ones like Lovey Dovey All the Time. Enjoy them while you can."
- POP MECCA


"A very impressive collection of romance influenced pop tunes."
- PULSE


"Pop lovers will enjoy this one."
- SPONIC


"Lovey Dovey All The Time is an impressive collection of well-written songs about love from a guy who says that before this record, he had no success at writing a love song."
- ROCKZONE

reviews

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  • Dynamic power Midwest Rock-N-Roll that grows and grows on you...
    author: Bill Plucker

    This is one of my all-time favorite CD's. A bunch of solid catchy tunes that are timeless and will be imprinted in your musical storage vault. You can not go wrong with this disc- BUY IT TODAY !!!!!

  • That Old Trick of Sounding Effortless
    author: Ed from London, UK

    With Lovey Dovey All The Time, Stace England has knocked out a casual gem of a pop album. England set himself the task of writing an entire album of love songs, a plan that could've landed him deep in Michael Bolton country but the man's steered effortlessly clear of that dark and horrible place. Instead, he's created an album shot through with that almost insane, yearning optimism of those in love or just plain lovelorn. The arrangements allow the songs, England's vocals and the harmonies to stand out, as well they should. And he's ably supported by backing band, The Implications, who recall a few of those lost great Beatlesy power pop acts like The Flamin' Groovies, The dB's and Lets Active. But basically, Lovey Dovey All The Time is one of those albums you thought they didn't make any more - concise, thrilling pop that doesn't outstay its welcome with unnecessary filler. Seek it out.

  • author: Doug Gush of Splendid

    Stace England has been creating music since the early '90s and has the genre badges to prove it. He has done country/roots, aggressive folk, and alt/slasher/country-rock. The question that probably comes to mind after hearing that list is "When is this guy going to make an album about love?" Well, meet Lovey Dovey All The Time. Although England initially felt that crafting an entire record of love songs was somewhat ridiculous, he pulled it off. England sings with a whiny twang that was probably perfected sometime during his country music days. Although the idea of a whiny twang may not seem enticing, his voice is never overwhelming and his vocal melodies blend well with his music, most of which leans heavily toward a 1950s proto-rock sound. A few tunes stray from the standard rock format, and those stand out; "Glen Miller", for instance, is a stripped-down tune about the memory of a past love that England has associated with Glen Miller. It is sweet, delicate like sushi and will make you think of a person who gave you something worth remembering. Experimenting with love songs may be a ridiculous exercise, but England did a damn good job.

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