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The Brothers were an obscure project of Warren Zevon during his early career, releasing one single in 1967 on White Whale, after the three singles he had done as half of the male-female duo Lyme & Cybelle. The single was unremarkable good-time pop/rock, although there are traces of wry wit in the lyrics, since Zevon wrote one side ("The Girl's Alright") and Randy Newman the other ("Love Story"). ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide
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Compilations Featuring The Brothers (16)
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In The Garden: The White Whale Story | Rev-Ola |
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In The Garden: The White Whale Story | Rev-Ola |
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Texas Funk: HARD TEXAS FUNK 1968-1975, 2... | Jazzman |
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Soulful Kinda 70's | Goldmine Sou... |
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Allnighter: NORTHERN SOUL in a new mille... | Goldmine |
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