Mitchell Cohen  

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"By tossing together Kasper's rock influences, the feisty singing of Fowler, and the battery of keyboards provided by Michael de Benedictus (a classically trained pianist who does jazzy improvisations and plays organ at his neighborhood church), the Peech Boys don't nail themselves down."--Mitchell Cohen reviewing Life Is Something Special, High Fidelity - Volume 34, Issues 1-6 - Page 48, 1984

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Mitchell Cohen is an American writer who has written on music and film for such publications as Creem, Film Comment, Village Voice, Phonograph Record, Musician and High Fidelity.

He has worked at Arista, Columbia and Verve Records.

He is the co-author of All These Things That I've Done: My Insane, Improbable Rock Life with Matt Pinfield.





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