Larry's Rebels - Everybodys Girl

Review by Alex Alviar

Larry's Rebels' album "Everybody's Girl" is a classic example of the garage rock sound that was prevalent in the 1960s. The album consists of twelve tracks that are a mix of covers and original compositions. The band's energy and enthusiasm are evident in every song, making it an enjoyable listen from start to finish.

The album opens with the title track "Everybody's Girl," which is a catchy tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Larry's Rebels' cover of "My Son John" is another highlight of the album, with the band's raw energy adding a new dimension to the traditional folk song.

The band's original compositions, such as "It Ain't Necessarily So" and "Let's Think of Something," showcase their songwriting abilities. These songs have a distinct garage rock sound, with fuzzy guitar riffs and driving drum beats.

Larry's Rebels' cover of "Paint It Black" is a standout track on the album. The band's rendition of the Rolling Stones' classic is unique, with the addition of a horn section and a more upbeat tempo.

Summary by Alex Alviar

"Everybody's Girl" is a solid album that showcases Larry's Rebels' talent and energy. The album is a must-listen for fans of garage rock and 1960s music.