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So bummed they are no more. I got to see them once (maybe their only North American tour?), great show.
I have only seen their videos and mostly the studio version of this song.
This live version caught my attention. Very nice.
Going to look for some live stuff based on your comments. Thanks.
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I saw them when they opened for Clap Your Hands Say Yeah in 2006, and didn’t know anything about them, but started picking up all their music after that. She has such a great voice.
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Loved those two bitd.
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In the 36 years I’ve lived in Massachusetts, I’ve often walked the aisles of my local supermarket, Market Basket, humming or singing under my breath the songs that they play on the overheads. In fact, there have been multiple times I’ve walked past another shopper who is humming or singing the tunes they’re playing and we would just grin at each other, and one of us would say “Gotta love the Basket’s music choices!”
I found out a few weeks ago that MB has their stores’ playlist on Spotify! So it’s been my playlist for driving and on the treadmill during lunch at work. Some recent tunes:
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Pat Metheny Group. The way up part 4 ( Montreal Jazz 2005 ) Also .Are you going with me ? Live. Guitar tone and band phrasing are out of this world.
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Whoever programs the Goodwill radio feed is a fan of the same stuff I love.
I’ll hear Genesis, Yes, Mike Oldfield and RoxyMusis, for instance.
Strange times we live in.
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Fiona Apple’s first release in 5 years, since her brilliant album Fetch The Boltcutters,
is focused on poor women who are imprisoned before trial and drawing on Apple’s time spent as a court watcher. Over a percussive track built on hand drumming, Apple sings about a single mother who can’t afford to post bail; by the time her case is dropped, she has lost her home and her family.
Powerful and depressing. What a world we live in.
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THE cover band strikes again:
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Tribute to the Big Man:
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Glockenspiel love!
