Every song Mead does is very good, but there are two or three tracks on each album that are just stunning. "Girl On The Roof" comes from his 2001 record, "Mine And Yours," and should have been the song that made Mead a household name. Other favorites spanning his career include "Chatterbox," "Indiana," "Ordinary Life," and "King Of The Crosswords."
Monday, October 29, 2018
"Girl On The Roof" by David Mead
Although he is adored by many music critics, pop singer and songwriter David Mead has not been able to find mainstream success. He's been steadily cranking out pop perfection since 1998 when he released his major label debut, "The Luxury Of Time." His output ground to a halt with the release of the excellent "Dudes" in 2011, but I hope we get to hear more from him soon.
Every song Mead does is very good, but there are two or three tracks on each album that are just stunning. "Girl On The Roof" comes from his 2001 record, "Mine And Yours," and should have been the song that made Mead a household name. Other favorites spanning his career include "Chatterbox," "Indiana," "Ordinary Life," and "King Of The Crosswords."
Every song Mead does is very good, but there are two or three tracks on each album that are just stunning. "Girl On The Roof" comes from his 2001 record, "Mine And Yours," and should have been the song that made Mead a household name. Other favorites spanning his career include "Chatterbox," "Indiana," "Ordinary Life," and "King Of The Crosswords."
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