Fame Review
Dwight Twilley has enjoyed an unusual career of hit singles but not hit LPs. Green Blimp could be the disc that turns that around. From 1975 to 1992, he enjoyed several smashes both on the charts and in the Wayne’s World movie. Now it’s 18 years later, and a sense of maturity pervades Green Blimp, from the rather surprising blues element, including some stomp boogie (Get Up), on up to the Knack-ish tracks and the even more honed Twilley brand of pop, including many of the Beatles-esque flavors he so drew praise for decades ago, well shown now in Me and Melanie.
