MODERN MINDS AND PASTIMES

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Barry Manilow revisits the songs of the decade that launched his career: the ‘70s. The Greatest Songs of the Seventies is the next release in a best-selling series of tribute albums of popular music that already includes the Fifties and the Sixties.
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I had — of  course — already heard some of their songs when I was asked to interview the hot pop-rock boy band The Click Five when they were here last week. I had sung along to their prior hit Just the Girl and even knew the lyrics to their latest hit single Jenny, so I was excited to get the chance to meet them and get to know more about the newest all-boy sensation that seemed to be getting bigger and bigger by the minute.
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                    [AuthorName] => Michelle Katigbak
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There is no way that people out there who listen to local Top 40 radio have not heard Jenny. The new single by The Click Five (TCF) from the album Modern Minds and Pastimes is the most played song in the airwaves these days. This bodes well for the group from Boston. The Click Five came up with its crucial second album during a less than opportune time. Predictions about the future of Modern Minds and Pastimes were not good and to this day, there remain a few obstacles to surmount as the album makes its way to the top.
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Music for all ages

November 17, 2007 - 12:00am

Barry Manilow revisits the songs of the decade that launched his career: the ‘70s. The Greatest Songs of the Seventies is the next release in a best-selling series of tribute albums of popular...

The Click Five: Taking Asia by Storm!

By Michelle Katigbak | October 19, 2007 - 12:00am

I had — of  course — already heard some of their songs when I was asked to interview the hot pop-rock boy band The Click Five when they were here last week. I had sung along to their prior hit Just...

Young Star

Click Five’s engaging hooks

By Baby A. Gil | September 24, 2007 - 12:00am

There is no way that people out there who listen to local Top 40 radio have not heard Jenny. The new single by The Click Five (TCF) from the album Modern Minds and Pastimes is the most played song in the airwaves...

Entertainment