THE OUTFIELD: WE'RE AN... UH...AMERICAN BAND?

The first time I heard the Outfield on the radio I recall thinking that the band had a refreshing pop sheen that was like a breath of fresh air compared to the usual Top 40 diet of synthosludge mannerisms. “Here,” says I, “is another one of these promising American upstarts, like the Hooters, who are giving us some good jangelling AM radio music.”

October 2, 1986
Billy Cioffi

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