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Buzz Zeemer | Biography, Albums, Streaming Links | AllMusic

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Buzz Zeemer is a power pop band from Philadelphia that is led by vocalist Frank Brown -- a longtime fixture on the Philly music scene -- and the often jangly tones of guitarist Tom Conwell.

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by Rob Browning Anyone who was into late '90s Philly rock like Flight of Mavis or Buzz Zeemer will eat this up with a spoon. “A Thousand Gigs Ago” may be my favorite track, simmering before busting out one hell of a chorus to hook you good. ...

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Concerts in the Park - Narberth Online

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June 8 - Travel Lanes - Veteran Philly pop/rocker Frank Brown (Buzz Zeemer, Flight of Mavis) has a great bunch of tunes and a tight band backing him up. › concerts-in-the-park

Buzz Zeemer - Nothing comes easy - No Depression

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Buzz Zeemer’s new record, Delusions Of Grandeur, is a subversively brilliant pop-rock record on Philly’s Record Cellar label. Brown, 34, is a master of the three-minute pop song, a quality craftsman along the lines of Jack Logan or Tommy Keene.

‎Buzz Zeemer on Apple Music

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‎Buzz Zeemer is a power pop band from Philadelphia that is led by vocalist Frank Brown -- a longtime fixture on the Philly music scene -- and the often jangly...

Philthy Phlashback Phriday - Tommy Conwell "I'm Not Your ...

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Tommy Conwell also played lead guitar and sang back up vocals for Philly's own Buzz Zeemer, led by Frank Brown. One of my fave Buzz Zeemer songs, "Crush" features some nice shoe-gazy guitar parts. Check out the video below.

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Since his days leading the local bands Flight of Mavis and Buzz Zeemer, Frank Brown has displayed an unerring knack for melding pop songcraft, intelligent writing, and rock-and-roll muscle. On , the outstanding new eight-song EP with his current band, Travel Lanes, suggests the singer-guitarist is getting even better at it.