ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN THE GEORGIA STRAIGHT, JUNE 10, 1994
By Steve Newton
Having already embarrassed himself to the utmost degree with the ultra-lame, supersucky, unforgivably bogus “Stuck With You”, all-American apple-pie rocker Huey Lewis turns his vacuous eye on a slew of soul and R&B covers from the ’50s and ’60s.
The painful result–thanks to squeaky-clean, gutless arrangements of great tunes such as “Good Morning Little School Girl”–would make a suitable soundtrack for socks hops in Hell, with Terry David Mulligan as the evil deejay.
Devilishly inane.
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