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	Ken Stringfellow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ken Stringfellow (born October 30, 1968 in Hollywood, California) is an American musician, best known for his work with The Posies, R.E.M., and the re-formed Big Star, alongside fellow Posie Jon Auer.
		Ken also spent time recording with Lagwagon in the late-1990's.
		Stringfellow is recognizable for his flamboyant hair color - often a dark red, though currently dark brown/fl.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ken_Stringfellow (295 words)

	poptones records - ken stringfellow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		ken loves music so much that he started a band named the posies.
		suddenly when ken was going down to australia to sing, he saw his face in the papers and pictures on street walls.
		ken plans to get more well known around the world like the backstreet boys.
	www.poptones.co.uk /bands/stringfellow.shtml (218 words)

	Ken Stringfellow - Biography - AOL Music
		Ken Stringfellow is co-founder of one of the most critically acclaimed power pop bands of the '90s, the Posies.
		Stringfellow began touring as an additional musician with R.E.M. in 1998 and has appeared on their most recent album, Reveal.
		Stringfellow and his partner in crime from the Posies, Jon Auer, released a post-Posies EP in March 2001, and joined up for a sometimes acoustic, sometimes full-band Posies tour the same year.
	music.aol.com /artist/ken-stringfellow/129263/biography (384 words)

	Cosmik Debris' Ken Stringfellow interview
		Stringfellow: Yeah, well....I guess there are certain kinds of people who do, and certain kinds who don't, take in their audience's reaction to what they do.
		Stringfellow: Well, it really was more like that, where someone would come in and add his input after something was basically completed, but Jon and I did have an agreement that we were a partnership from day one, so we'd split all rights and everything.
		Stringfellow: To be honest, I always felt like anything I wrote could have been incorporated into the Posies; the Posies had the versatility to take a number of different things and make them happen.
	www.cosmik.com /aa-april00/ken_stringfellow.html (3038 words)

	Teletext interview with Ken Stringfellow - Murmurs.com - We Talk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Ken Stringfellow says his attitude to his career is based on a speech by Nicolas Cage in Adaptation.
		Ken Stringfellow divides his time between Paris, where he met his French wife Dominique, and his native Seattle.
		Ken Stringfellow recorded his new solo album Soft Commands in Seattle, Senegal and at the Paris studio of a friend of his wife Dominique, a former music PR.
	www.murmurs.com /talk/showthread.php?t=76377 (838 words)

	Ken Stringfellow . Soft Commands [prefixmag review]
		Ken Stringfellow is that friend from elementary school who always seemed more interested in talking to your parents than talking to you.
		Despite the extensive band of indie cronies, Stringfellow uses his solo billing to set aside the pressure of his status as something of an indie-rock Kevin Bacon (I hear they play Six Degrees of Ken Stringfellow at parties in Seattle all the time) to celebrate the lavish, ornamented style of his aforementioned piano-pop heroes.
		Ken Stringfellow is of neither caste, and this unique position coupled with his sage-like musical wisdom allows him to breathe some retro sensibility into modern pop in such a manner that a young up-and-comer like Sondre Lerche or Ben Kweller couldn't possibly sustain.
	www.prefixmag.com /reviews/cds/K/Ken-Stringfellow/Soft-Commands/781 (878 words)

	Luna Kafé - Ken Stringfellow: Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland, 29.3.2002
		Since there was a 11.30 curfew and it only was 11.15, Ken returned once more and said he would be more than happy to play another 15 minutes for us, but that he had no idea what he should play.
		You could tell from Ken's reaction though, that he didn't thought that was an unlikely request at all and he even though he was actually just done with tuning his guitar he immediately sat down at the piano and started playing the famous intro.
		Ken had said about the Dublin show a few days earlier, that it was just a great night of music, and this certainly was too.
	www.lunakafe.com /moon68/uswa68.php?ads=x (876 words)

	In Music We Trust - Ken Stringfellow: Touched
		Former Posies front man Ken Stringfellow's latest, Touched is a pop gem, one of the few albums in 2001 that both sounds pretty and has substance.
		His voice is both angelic and masculine, sparkling when the song needs it and adding grit when the melody calls for some dirt to shake up the scenery.
		A true treasure, Stringfellow is one of the most underrated songwriters of the past decade, and Touched puts him one step closer to the recognition and credit he deserves.
	www.inmusicwetrust.com /articles/41r26.html (222 words)

	Ken Stringfellow: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		With the Posies on temporary hiatus, Stringfellow went into the studio in the summer of 2000 with legendary producer Mitch Easter, and the result is an indie pop album with classic sound that falls somewhere … Read More »
		Ken Stringfellow, one half of Seattle's Posies, recorded his first solo album in the first half of 1997 in his own home.
		This Sounds Like Goodbye is Stringfellow experimenting with different instruments and synthesizers and playing outside the confines of the power pop genre of the Posies.
	www.music.com /person/ken_stringfellow/1 (432 words)

	Amazon.com: Touched: Music: Ken Stringfellow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Ken is such a wonderful artist because he always gives one hundred and ten percent on every thing that he does whether he is singing Daryl Mather's songs with Orange Humble Band,playing keyboard with R.E.M or performing as one half of the Posies.
		I should be thankful that Ken Stringfellow IS successful enough to keep making records like this.
		As Ken strays from Posies territory, he is clearly finding his own brilliant way to go.
	www.amazon.com /Touched-Ken-Stringfellow/dp/B00005NT4F (1127 words)

	Ken Stringfellow live in Sydney
		When his turn came around, ex-Posey Ken Stringfellow clearly (and justifiably) felt no such need to cover for the absence of former band mates or supporting musicians.
		Nor did he want there to be any distance between himself and his audience, inviting everyone to step across the no man's land of the dance floor and come right up to the edge of the low stage.
		All eyes turned that way to find that it was young Ken himself - having snuck round from the side of the stage, he was standing at the edge of the crowd joining in with the clamour, though hardly the spirit, of the massed pleading.
	www.i94bar.com /gigreviews/stringfellow.html (949 words)

	Parasol Records : Labels : Hidden Agenda : Ken Stringfellow : This Sounds Like Goodbye
		Ken Stringfellow wrote songs, played guitar, and sang with one of the best/underrated pop bands of the '90s, the Posies.
		There are ten songs here - genre-wise, he takes the listener all over the map with some solemn breakup pop, a little bit of harpsichord, some hip-hop influenced (but not really hip-hop) stuff, and a couple of instrumentals.
		"Ken Stringfellow is spreading his wings in a variety of interesting directions.
	www.parasol.com /labels/hiddenagenda/aha004.asp (438 words)

	Amazon.com: Soft Commands: Music: Ken Stringfellow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Posies are, without a doubt, one of the truly great American bands, but on this, his third album, Ken Stringfellow, very much a kindred spirit, moves into the rarified realm of this world's most special composers.
		Ken Stringfellow is my idol and although I was slightly put off by the absence of his usual guitar pop, a little attentiveness reveals the same personality in these songs that graces everything he's written.
		About half the songs are less emotional than Ken's usual stuff, and don't excite quite the same love - but they have a great deal of personality and are loveable enough in their own way.
	www.amazon.com /Soft-Commands-Ken-Stringfellow/dp/B0002DFY4C (1477 words)

	Great American Music Hall
		Ken got his start in Seattle back in the late '80s as half of the duo, The Posies.
		In between his work in the Posies, Ken also spent time performing as a member of Big Star, certainly a group of great influence on his own music.
		A Ken Stringfellow solo tour is planned for February 2002.
	www.musichallsf.com /artist_pages/ken_stringfellow_011802.html (289 words)

	Ken Stringfellow: Soft Commands (2004): Reviews
		Stringfellow is one of the most underrated songwriters of our generation, and while "Touched" may still remain his all-timer, "Soft Commands" could most definitely be considered his textbook.
		A batch of songs guaranteed to be huge hits as soon as we're all sucked into a giant time warp and plunked back down in 1974.
		Stringfellow has concocted a frustratingly obtuse record that's as beautiful and bold as it is shapeless and erratic.
	www.metacritic.com /music/artists/stringfellowken/softcommands (282 words)

	Ken Stringfellow - AOL Music
		Ken Stringfellow interview/performance on WUGA Sept. 11 · Ken Stringfellow interview on...
		Ken Stringfellow featured on WBZK Deep Cuts with Preston Toney...
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	music.aol.com /artist/ken-stringfellow/129263/main (96 words)

	The Posies
		Ken has added a show in Zagreb, Croatia at Kset on 5 November, and the venue for the show in Graz, Austria on the 1st has changed to Platoo/Cafe Moxx.
		On the tour page, you can find a new Big Star festival date in Spain for September, and a show Ken is playing as part of The Disciplines (featuring Bjorn, Baard, and Claus of Briskeby) in Norway at the end of December.
		Ken will also be supporting Beezewax on two dates in Malaysia the week prior.
	www.theposies.net (797 words)

	Ken Stringfellow : Touched - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Though his name might be unfamiliar to all but the most dedicated indie rock geeks, Ken Stringfellow has been flirting with stardom for over a decade, first as one-half of the Posies, then as a member of Big Star, a sideman with R.E.M., and a producer for indie upstarts like Damien Jurado.
		With the Posies on temporary hiatus, Stringfellow went into the studio in the summer of 2000 with legendary producer Mitch Easter, and the result is an indie pop album with classic sound that falls somewhere between Matthew Sweet and Elliott Smith.
		Of course, the polished pop songcraft of songs like "This One's On You" and "Sparrow" proves that the singer/songwriter's sound would likely pack just as much punch even if he were rockin' it folkie style, with just an acoustic guitar and his elastic voice.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,1547848,00.html (271 words)

	KindaMuzik - Albumrecensie: Ken Stringfellow - Touched
		Ken Stringfellow couldn't sit still and toured with Big Star and REM and started a new short-lived project Saltine.
		It seems Stringfellow sets a standard for his solo work: "Here I am writing classic pop songs, while you're expecting distorted guitars." This solo record seems to be another (emotional) outlet for this underrated songwriter.
		Although you have to get used to the sound of this recording if you know The Posies, this will be one of your favourites just before the end of the year.
	www.kindamuzik.net /recensie/ken-stringfellow/touched/print (602 words)

	pinkBeltRAGE: Ken Stringfellow, Here's to the future
		I asked Ken this same question back in 1992 and his answer then was the ability to be invisible.
		Ken Stringfellow is a scheduled in-studio guest on my favorite radio station KEXP Friday, July 16 @ 9:00am.
		Ken Stringfellow on iTunes :you can purchase This Sounds Like Goodbye and preview some of Soft Commands.
	pinkbeltrage.com /index.php?id=57 (455 words)

	http://come.to/posies - 6 years online
		Ken Stringfellow has updated his homepage so go and have a look what he is up to.
		Nic at half a cow reported about a 7 inch limited single (500 copies) that they´ve released with Jon and Ken on it.
		Ken Stringfellows new site is now online so go and have a look.
	www.geocities.com /posies.rm/posiesfront.html (540 words)

	* Dusted Features [ Listed: Ken Stringfellow + Bill Wells ] *
		Bellingham, Washington native Ken Stringfellow has had a hand in some of the most critically acclaimed pop project of the past fifteen years.
		Stringfellow continued to release records under the name Saltine, and eventually under his own name, including 2001's Touched (Manifesto).
		Stringfellow has also toured as a member of REM (appearing on their most recent record), and has worked as a member of Scott McCaughy's Minus Five.
	www.dustedmagazine.com /features/262 (2062 words)

	Soft Commands - Ken Stringfellow - Song Listings
		Ex-Posies frontman Ken Stringfellow returns for another round of intricate pop/rock confections with the FM-ready Soft Commands.
		Writing and recording all over the world -- New York, Senegal, Stockholm, Seattle, Paris, Vancouver, and Hollywood -- Stringfellow has concocted a frustratingly obtuse record that's as beautiful and bold as it is shapeless and erratic.
		It's a reminder that despite the occasional deviation, Stringfellow is still capable of balancing beauty and danger within the confines of the four-minute pop song, and for fans of melodic rock everywhere, that's a damn good thing.
	www.mp3.com /albums/633518/summary.html (496 words)

	Ken Stringfellow - Free Music Downloads - MP3 Downloads - Download.com Music
		Ken Stringfellow is just another one of those guys who has founded a critically acclaimed band, toured as part of both R.E.M. and Big Star, and been drawn into the pop collective known as the Minus 5.
		That’s Ken. Ken first caught the world’s attention in the early ‘90s with the Posies — one of the great power pop bands of that decade.
		First, Alex Chilton recruited Ken to tour with Big Star, and later, he toured with R.E.M. as a backing vocalist and musician.
	music.download.com /kenstringfellow/3600-8604_32-100411447.html (270 words)

	Junkmedia: Ken Stringfellow : Soft Commands
		There was a time not too long ago when comparing an indie rocker to someone like Don McLean or Jackson Browne could get you tuned up by said artist's fans.
		But former Posies front man and REM sideman Ken Stringfellow proves that you can channel the more attractive elements of the seventies singer-songwriter genre - clever, sentimental lyrics, repeating choruses, and even (gasp) instrumental breaks - without letting its bathetic reputation sully your songs, provided that they're strong.
		I'm not planning on buying a ticket to a Jackson Browne show anytime soon, but I would certainly be glad to hear more singer-songwriter efforts of the Ken Stringfellow persuasion.
	www.junkmedia.org /index2.php?i=1185 (197 words)

	mundane sounds: Ken Stringfellow "Touched"
		One thing that strikes me, though, is that Stringfellow has this voice, this angelic choirboy of a voice, that strikes you numb from the first chord.
		It's our boy Stringfellow, and he's taken the cliched lyric and has captured its soul, freed it from its triteness, and has made it all his own.
		See, Ken Stringfellow is no "singer-songwriter." Save that for the amateurs.
	www.mundanesounds.com /2001/11/ken-stringfellow-touched.html (866 words)

	www.myspace.com/kenstringfellow
		When archaeologists dig up the 21st century, they will find lots of Christina Aguilera rubbish; they will be extremely unlikely to discover any Ken Stringfellow-oriented shards.
		Hi Ken! Thanks for the great concert in Aflenz, Austria (Sublime).
		Ken Stringfellow is my choice for US Ambassador to France.
	www.myspace.com /kenstringfellow (1383 words)

	iLuthier » Archive » A Guitar For Ken Stringfellow
		Ken Stringfellow used to play guitar and sing in the seminal 90’s Seattle band “The Posies”;.
		It was presented to Ken while he was on tour here in December 2000 and, although it still needed setting up because I’d run out of time, Ken was amazed when he received it and now says it’s his most prized material possession.
		The selection included an sunburst for the song “Flood of Sunshine”, a couple of broken records for the song “Broken Record” (surprise, surprise), a bow and arrow which refer to the origins of Ken’s last name, and the number “23″ which has been a “mythical” number to the group.
	www.iluthier.com /archives/13 (1278 words)

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