Take a step back in time with the spectacular Rock/British Invasion CD, “Beatlesque Three,” by Alan Bernhoft. This is the third installment of a series of original, well crafted songs in which the Beatles might have released. Bernhoft does a magnificent job in replicating this style of music as you can hear perfect vocals and solid instrumentation. The opening song, “Sunny Sky,” is bright and cheery and instantly connects you with the era of the Beatles. Another song, “Everybody Smiles,” is truly remarkable as one would think of Ringo singing this lovely tune. “Colliding Circles,” is an easy feeling song that moves with a sweet style and grace. Bernhoft does an outstanding job on this album and once again proves he has captured this particular time and sound. If you are a fan of the Beatles and British Invasion Rock, then you will definitely want to hear the wonderful collection of songs on the amazing album, “Beatlesque Three.”

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Alan Bernhoft more than accomplished his intended goal with his recent album, "Beatlesque Too." The British Invasion sound from the early sixties made popular by The Beatles is alive and well on this album. Bernhoft captures the twangy guitars, the easy flowing harmonies, and simple drum beats with ease. The bouncy song, “All of the Time” features a solid harmonica solo while vocals and harmonies are exceptional. The last track "Come On Baby" is an obvious call to "Twist and Shout," the popular Beatles cover. The average track is not long in length but these songs don’t lose the nostalgic throwback of this era. This album doesn't take liberties, risks, or get too adventurous as it simply produces quality song after quality song that could have come straight out of 1964. Fans of The Beatles don’t miss an opportunity to hear the excellent songs of "Beatlesque Too."

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RadioIndy is pleased to present Alan Bernhoft with a GrIndie Award for the CD "Beatlesque One"

Alan Bernhoft has captured the style and feel of the legendary British pop band “The Beatles” with his appropriately titled album “Beatlesque One.” His approach is remarkably reminiscent of the early Beatles style while at the same time fresh and original, paying homage to the group but spinning the music is his own creative and unique way. He portrays the atmosphere of the 1960s immediately and effectively on this album with “Keep Your Hands Off My Baby,” a stunning opener that perfectly encapsulates the sound of the era that fused British pop with American rock-n-roll. The songs are well-written and skillfully produced, with clever arrangements and spirited musical performances. Listen to his stylish and accurate vocals on the lively and cheerful “Playdate,” and his almost eerie resemblance to the lighthearted side of Paul McCartney on “Sunshine Girl” and “Someday (’08 Mix).” Another highlight is “Winter Ocean Mary Go Round (’08 Mix),” which is symbolic of the style of John Lennon. Bernhoft’s introspective writing displays a truly uncanny resemblance to many aspects of The Beatles music, capturing their essence in both spirit and sound. Fans of The Monkees, The Beatles, and 60’s rock will find “Beatlesque One” incredibly appealing.

Alan Bernhoft has captured the style and feel of the legendary British pop band “The Beatles” with his appropriately titled album “Beatlesque One.” His approach is remarkably reminiscent of the early Beatles style while at the same time fresh and original, paying homage to the group but spinning the music is his own creative and unique way. He portrays the atmosphere of the 1960s immediately and effectively on this album with “Keep Your Hands Off My Baby,” a stunning opener that perfectly encapsulates the sound of the era that fused British pop with American rock-n-roll. The songs are well-written and skillfully produced, with clever arrangements and spirited musical performances. Listen to his stylish and accurate vocals on the lively and cheerful “Playdate,” and his almost eerie resemblance to the lighthearted side of Paul McCartney on “Sunshine Girl” and “Someday (’08 Mix).” Another highlight is “Winter Ocean Mary Go Round (’08 Mix),” which is symbolic of the style of John Lennon. Bernhoft’s introspective writing displays a truly uncanny resemblance to many aspects of The Beatles music, capturing their essence in both spirit and sound. Fans of The Monkees, The Beatles, and 60’s rock will find “Beatlesque One” incredibly appealing.