The songwriter behind 'One Headlight' has kept writing for three decades without much fanfare.
If you want to hear what he does, start with 'One Headlight' and then try 'Nothing But The Whole Wide World.' That's the through-line.
When 'One Headlight' broke through in 1996, it felt like a raw, heartfelt story that didn't need to shout. That same reflective tone runs through later songs like 'Nothing But The Whole Wide World' and 'Smile When You Call Me That.' He's never chased trends, just kept writing.
He formed The Wallflowers in 1989 with Peter Yanowitz and Mario Calire. After vocal cord surgery in 2002 forced tour cancellations, the band lineup shifted, but they've released six studio albums, most recently 'Exit Wounds' in 2021.
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