Swimming Pool Q's TP entry - no "there" there

"Elsey and Calder formed the Swimming Pool Q's and produced an impressive body of work in the '80s. Some of Calder's songs reveled in literary construct, others in the voices of true loose-cannon backwoods Southern characters."

Yes, and...? If it's so impressive, then why isn't any of it reviewed in the entry?

Sorry, just gotta know why.

I seem to recall there being more in the books - hell, the TP entry is why I started picking up Qs records when I found them in bargain bins.

Or maybe it's your cue to write a new entry for them.

It looks like the website just picked up from the 4th edition. In the book, the Supreme Court is just mentioned while here their record is reviewed. The book is where you need to go to get information on the Q's (the 4th as the 5th omits the band).

I bought the last Q's album in a bargain bin for a friend who gave me the Anne Richmond Boston's solo album and after a single listen I just couldn't give it to him! it was just too magnificent. But I did point put a copy when we were shopping somewhere later on and admonished him to buy it.



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fixed.

Looks as if BCE has the hot poker stick, and damn well puts it to good use.
good on ya mate.

Take a bow ira!

(the sound of applause).



Post Edited (08-09-18 20:52)