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Rising from the ashes of England's finest neopsychedelic band. The Soft Boys, it took an awful long lime for Katrina & The Waves to secure an American deal. But the wait was well worth it as "Walking on Sunshine" is a delightful summer smash that sounds best blasting from a tiny car speaker. Although their debut American album on Capitol combines tracks from their two previously unreleased on our shores albums. Katrina & The Waves have a consistent long-player. TIIE KEY to their success lies in Katrina Leskanich's jubilant vocals, a solid rhythm section. and the dynamic lead guitar breaks of Kimberley Rew. Rew also has the knack for writing infectious pop tunes This is upbeat music that's based on the influence of The Beatles, Motown. Beach Boys, and Byrds, yet its vibrancy and lack of setf-indulgence make it sparkling fresh and original. Believe me. only bad luck will keep Katrina & The Waves from developing into a major rock force. THE SOUNDTRACK of the film Return to Waterloo (Arista) might not be the solo album from Ray Davies Kinks fans have long yearned for. but it should satisfy most of them Knowing that Ray Davies wrote and directed this movie, it comes as no surprise the leader of the Kinks put a great deal of work into its music. These tracks are mostly written in Davies' personal. melancholy style with equal doses of sadness, bitterness, and cynicism, and sung in Ray's distinctively guy-next-door voice The title track ranks with Davies' best, proving this senior statesmen of rock isn't about to slow down WHILE BROWSING through the soundtrack section to locate Return To Waterloo, you might want to pick up Sylvester (MCA). I don't know anything about this film, but the music is first-rate rock, using some of the best up-and-coming bands

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