Buckingham Blues

[Bruce the Duck]

I understand that's what he meant but it makes absolutely no sense. The music on this song sounds nothing at all whatsoever like Jack and Diane. There are dozens of style parodies that sound extremely similar to the source material. Buckingham Blues is not one of them.

I agree. He changed it enough to put it into a completely different genre. The only thing even tying the song to "Jack and Diane" is the opening line. I was just clarifying for him.

My bad, it was Dicks Automotive by The Rugburns.

Yeah, that's what I said.

[Kevbo1987]

After hearing this song again for the first time in a long while, this might be the original "Albuquerque". It's as close to an original as it can be without legal entanglements.

I disagree with this as much as I possibly can. This sounds absolutely nothing like "Jack and Diane." It's not even remotely close. There's not even a musical similarity.

[TMBJon]

Haha right! If anything, it's the anti-Albuquerque!

[Muldernscully]

Looks like Kate is now the one hanging around the house all day, making babies and stuff.

[Yankomaniac]

Pretty much. I wish the clip of them performing this in the Compleat Al was the whole song. Wicked clip, that is some really rockin' stuff!

[Muldernscully]

I'm in a rating-giving mood. So, I believe I have this as a 3 out of 5 in iTunes. I will need to double-check to make sure.

[Yankomaniac]

This is blues gold man! For a first album track, how can anyone not give this a solid 5/5 for the riffs alone? You have to feel the music.

[Muldernscully]

I appreciate your enthusiasm, but I don't love every song of Al's.


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