"Crying Town", produced by Broadway's "Moving Out" musical director Tommy Byrnes and co-written by Tommy with Doug Khazzam, represents a departure from Buddy Love's 80's new wave/pop formula into adult contemporary rock, more fitting to their current personal and musical maturity.  In other words, all grown up!

Here's are some reviews from fans...

Drumgod

For 30 years I've known this band to be the kings of "power pop" but this single is something like a dream. If Jeff Lynn took all the Beatles while they were alive and stripped down George Martin's strings and just let the band play natural. (Remember it's a dream). This would be the new Beatles single. Mr. Kelly nailed the vocals and Doug and the guys come in at the precise time to make the melody hum in your head 24/7. The Harrison/Weezer guitar break is a stunner and no offence to Lady GaGa but this IS THE RECORD OF THE YEAR. And I can't wait for an album (VINYL PLEASE!!!)

Mark Gardner

A brilliant song - the vocals well sung, musicianship tight and a tune that varies from quiet to powerful in just the right places. Looking forward to the full album release. Great work.

 

Bruce Irving

Just saw this on the CD Baby main page. I don't know this band, but the preview sounded pretty good, so it's a 99 cent impulse buy. At first I was a little skeptical of their "playing the Beatles card" so heavily in the short description, but this song really does have some of that Beatles feel without being totally derivative. I especially like the bridge and the guitar solo. Nice work!