**The Beckies** were a short-lived 1970s power pop project led by Michael Brown, the keyboardist and songwriter behind 1960s baroque pop icons The Left Banke ("Walk Away Renée"). Formed in 1976, the band channeled Brown's flair for melodic sophistication into catchy, piano-driven tunes on their self-titled album – a cult favorite among power pop enthusiasts. Though the record didn't replicate The Left Banke's success, cuts like "River Bayou" and "Marionette" showcase Brown's knack for orchestral hooks and wistful lyrics. The Beckies disbanded shortly after their lone release, but their single album remains a hidden gem of mid-70s pop craftsmanship. Recent demo releases have given fans new glimpses into their brief but charming catalog.
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