Who do Frightened Rabbit remind me of? answers on a postcard. Thank you for these, Ed: thanks to you, I've got tons of new Christmas songs to hear, just when I was convinced it was a dying genre. God bless you. P.S. Just make the cheque out to cash. ;-))
I forgot to say, do you know the Paul Vickers track is actually a cover of a 1953 song by Gayla Peevey, and was a very early example of a charity single? It was recorded by a little girl who felt moved to try and save her local zoo by making a record...it didn't have the wicked humour of this, though. If I feel pissed off enough because of work, i just might post it, as well!!
A teacher by career choice, a music fan by instinct. In my thirties now, but I don't allow growing up to get in the way of enjoying things like music and film.
The best way is by this blog's own email address:
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I'm always up for featuring bands or artists on here, so get in touch. And if you represent one of the artists involved and would like me to remove the track, that's fine too (you will just lose some free publicity, as well as looking like Goliath picking on David).
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Do you listen beta band??
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Yup, the Beta Band were fantastic, but I think the three EPs was the best thing they produced.
Ed
Who do Frightened Rabbit remind me of? answers on a postcard.
Thank you for these, Ed: thanks to you, I've got tons of new Christmas songs to hear, just when I was convinced it was a dying genre. God bless you.
P.S. Just make the cheque out to cash. ;-))
'I Want a Hippopotamus For Christmas'. has changed my perception of music forever...
I forgot to say, do you know the Paul Vickers track is actually a cover of a 1953 song by Gayla Peevey, and was a very early example of a charity single? It was recorded by a little girl who felt moved to try and save her local zoo by making a record...it didn't have the wicked humour of this, though. If I feel pissed off enough because of work, i just might post it, as well!!
Haven't heard the earlier version, but did know it was a cover.
Ed
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