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Release Date: Oct 15, 2002; Lead Performance: The Greenhornes
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Tom Sinclair
Tom Sinclair is a senior writer for EW and has been called "the handsomest man in rock criticism'' (by his wife)
It's easy to see why the White Stripes love these Ohio ga-rage boys: ''Mono,'' the Greenhornes' third CD, sounds like a lost classic from a hot circa-'66 white soul band. The absence of organist Jared McKinney (previously thought to be the band's secret weapon) stings, but only until the tunes -- and they're good 'uns -- kick in. And the subtle psychedelic touches (yep, that's a harpsichord on ''Don't Come Running to Me'') remind you that, figuratively speaking, 1967 is just around the corner.
Posted Nov 01, 2002
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