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We haven’t been able to get back to our beloved San Francisco<\/strong> since deep, sunny winter. So we had to pull up the official videos for two phenomenal pop songs by Stephanie Finch and the Company Men<\/strong> (Chuck Prophet<\/strong>, Kelly Stoltz<\/strong> and Rusty Miller<\/strong>). Ms. Finch<\/strong> is the very talented spouse of the sorta-talented Chuck Prophet<\/strong> (jk, Chuck) who has also collaborated with Jonathan Richman<\/strong> and Mark Kozalek<\/strong>. If you haven’t had the pleasure, Finch has crafted pop songs of the highest order. There’s nothing new under the fog, but these songs still wrap you up in pop velvet.<\/p>\n The two featured songs (Transmission<\/strong><\/em> and Don’t Back Out Now<\/strong><\/em>) are off of her underrated, under-appreciated 2010 album Cry Tomorrow<\/strong><\/a>, her consummate compendium of “love letters to classic song.” The videos for these fine songs feature multiple facets of San Francisco and together function as a veritable travelogue of that fine City<\/strong>. On the recently released video for Transmission<\/strong><\/em>, Finch hints at Neko Case<\/strong> and busks at BART<\/strong>, while on Don’t Back Out Now<\/strong><\/em> Finch and the fellas goof off all over the fabled village. Check ’em out below, and go buy Cry Tomorrow<\/strong> at the link above.<\/p>\n For those attending October’s Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival<\/strong><\/a>, Chuck Prophet<\/strong> and Stephanie (as a member of Prophet’s backing band Mission Express<\/strong>) will appear as a part of this year’s vaunted lineup. San Francisco, we’re comin’ for you soon.<\/p>\n