Buick MacKane, The Pawn Shop Years - 42m 58s

Tracks & Durations

1. The End	3:22
2. Falling Down Again	5:25
3. Black Shiny Beast	3:49
4. Edith	4:02
5. Queen Anne	2:41
6. Say Goodnight	4:20
7. Big Shoe Head	4:52
8. Al Cutlet	5:23
9. Wandering Eye	2:55
10. Loose	6:02

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Review

Alejandro Escovedo is better known as a solo artist than he is for his time with punk band The Nuns--or for his stint with cow-punks Rank and File--but the fact that he covers Iggy & the Stooges' "I Wanna Be Your Dog" in nearly every performance should be a good hint that the man likes to kick out the jams on occasion. Buick MacKane were how he satisfied his Stones/glam-rock jones while building up a solo career, and many of the songs were crossovers between solo and band sets--though with different arrangements. MacKane are big, beefy, and raw, powered by Glenn Benavides's arena-rock drums and Joe Eddy Hines's unrestrained guitar. Underneath the bluster lie some solid songs; while they rock even harder in a live setting, Pawn Shop is a great snapshot of the band's work. Bonus points for naming a song "John Conquest, You've Got Enough Dandruff on Your Collar to Bread a Veal Cutlet." --Randy Silver

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