Seriously, that's a really pretty record. I gotta say, to my delighted surprise, that this Styles kid is really talented.
Who knew?
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... And he's (still) tremendously popular. Near where I live in downtown Toronto, to promote his new album, they actually had a "Harry's House" pop-up store going for a few days, and his fans - mostly, but not exclusively, young women - were in long lines up and down the sidewalk, waiting to go in.
Not a bad song - Dick Clark Bandstand - I will give it a 7. ;-)
Noticed that John Mayer and Pino Palladino played on a track
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