New York Times
The back cover of his new album, “Soap and Water”, pictures Chuck Prophet in hipster-bohemian uniform (bedhead hairdo, canvas sneakers) haunting an empty laundromat. It’s a fitting image for his songs of poisoned love, in which every rake inevitably gets his lonely comeuppance - even Elvis Presley, who watches his female fans toss him their undergarments only to tell himself, “They’ll forget me when I’m gone.”
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February 10, 2007
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