If the outcome was beautiful enough, strange enough, memorable enough, it did not matter.
It was the final season before the fall, but it had enough strange magic to last a lifetime.
He performs with a deep-diving baritone, a twang-happy band and enough strange facial expressions to rival Jim Carrey.
With a deep-diving baritone, a twang-happy band and enough strange facial expressions to rival Jim Carrey, Mr. Hiatt sings his songs as convincingly as anyone around.
With a deep-diving baritone and enough strange facial expressions to rival Jim Carrey, and with the twang-happy backup of the Goners (featuring Sonny Landreth's brilliant slide guitar), Mr. Hiatt sings his own songs as convincingly as anyone.
With a deep-diving baritone, his twang-happy band the Goners and enough strange facial expressions to rival Jim Carrey, Mr. Hiatt sings his own songs as convincingly as anyone around.
He is sharing the bill with Buddy Guy, a bluesman who has lately applied his fiercely aggressive style to old-fashioned Mississippi blues, and with John Hiatt, a songwriter with a deep-diving baritone, a twang-happy band, a gift for twisted wordplay and enough strange facial expressions to rival Jim Carrey.
It's easy to get distracted while you're reading Carol Birch's 11th novel, and distraction is part of its point: in 19th-century Wapping, there are enough strange sights, pervasive smells and sounds and curious characters to keep most novelists – and readers – going strong for three times the number of pages that there are here.
Andrew Barker from Variety wrote in his review of Beyoncé, "a radio-ready pop single [is] buried somewhere within the Jay Z feature 'Drunk In Love,' yet Beyonce and Boots embellish it with enough strange grace notes and recitatives to create a much stranger monster than one might expect".
