Pembroke Tenneson turns the rock star ego up to 11 on “Sex Appeal,” a cheeky new single that pokes fun at the huge personalities of early-1970s rock.
Right from the opening lines, Tenneson plays an outrageously confident character who is convinced everyone wants him. The lyrics get increasingly ridiculous, with claims about his looks, money, and irresistible charm. It is clearly meant to be funny, and lines like “I kiss myself…
