David Stephenson & Richard Bell - I Want To Hang Out With Ed Ruscha

Review by Bill Petro

David Stephenson and Richard Bell's album, "I Want to Hang Out with Ed Ruscha," is a delightful tribute to the legendary artist Ed Ruscha. The album features a collection of songs that are inspired by Ruscha's art and persona, and the result is a unique and engaging musical experience.

The album opens with "Ed Ruscha," a catchy and upbeat track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song features a driving beat, catchy lyrics, and a memorable chorus that will have listeners tapping their feet and singing along.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Gasoline," a moody and atmospheric song that evokes the desolate landscapes of Ruscha's paintings, and "The Streets of Los Angeles," a heartfelt tribute to the city that Ruscha has called home for many years.

Throughout the album, Stephenson and Bell showcase their impressive musical talents, with Stephenson's vocals and guitar work complementing Bell's keyboard and percussion skills. The duo's chemistry is evident on every track, and their passion for Ruscha's art is palpable.

Summary by Bill Petro

"I Want to Hang Out with Ed Ruscha" is a must-listen for fans of both music and art. The album is a fitting tribute to one of the most influential artists of our time, and Stephenson and Bell's musical interpretations of Ruscha's work are both creative and inspired.