the incredible casuals sang please come to boston for the springtime.
the incredible casuals sang please come to boston for the springtime.
who sings please come to boston for the springtime?
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"please come to boston" is a song that was recorded and written by american singer-songwriter dave loggins. it was released in may 1974 as the first single from his album "apprentice (in a musical workshop)" and was produced by jerry crutchfield. it spent two weeks at number five on the "billboard" hot 100 chart in august 1974; it spent one week atop the "billboard" easy listening chart. it was nominated for a grammy award in the category best male pop vocal performance.
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upon its release, "everything is good here/please come home" generally received positive reviews from the music critics. ned raggett of allmusic wrote: michael gira maintains the winning streak but explores a newer, more controlled delicacy on "everything is good here". he also further added that the album "finds his extremes of harrowing, wrenching music and performance, and a calmer, almost mystical approach, more integrated than ever before." dominique leone of pitchfork praised the album, awarding it as "best new music." he stated: "the music that resonates with as much emotional weight and vital abandon is rare, and though i'm less inclined to look for answers in the mix than revel in its chaos, "everything is good here/please come home" is a commendable, heady experience." andrew unterberger of stylus magazine also commented: "one of the greatest strengths of "everything is good here/please come home" is its ability to sound majestic without sounding epic – without all the cheesiness and pomposity that epic implies."
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