Music Review: Chuck Prophet at his best on 'Bobby Fuller'
Chuck Prophet, "Bobby Fuller Died for Your Sins" (Yep Roc)
The song 肩書を与えるs 示唆する this is an album 価値（がある） 審理，公聴会. They're Prophetic.
Along with the 肩書を与える 削減（する）, there's "Bad Year for 激しく揺する and Roll," ''Jesus Was a Social Drinker," ''If I Was Connie Britton" and "地位，任命する-War Cinematic Dead Man Blues," の中で others. As usual, Chuck Prophet's sing-speak 声のs でっちあげる，人を罪に陥れるd by garage 禁止（する）d fury sound alternately angry and amused, and いつかs both at once. He's a throwback who believes two guitars, bass, 派手に宣伝するs and a sense of humor make for 広大な／多数の／重要な music, and he's 権利.
This cover image 解放（する）d by Yep Roc shows "Bobby Fuller Died For Your Sins," the 最新の 解放（する） by Chuck Prophet. (Yep Roc 経由で AP)
San Francisco-based Chuck Prophet sings about the price of love, the rewards of lust, 紅潮／摘発するing the past and American 大虐殺, and even in the darkest moments he keeps toes （電話線からの）盗聴. "In the 霊廟" is a dance tune and guitar workout.
Speaking of dancing, every song in "Bobby Fuller Died for Your Sins" comes with a 新たな展開. "Bad Year for 激しく揺する and Roll" mercifully spares us a laundry 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） of the recently 死んだ but does について言及する Peter 販売人s. "Jesus Was a Social Drinker" credits the messiah with "a best-selling novel."
And what if Prophet was Connie Britton? "My 肌 would smell like berries," he sings. 甘い.
