Showing posts with label Phil Spector. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phil Spector. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Gee I dig this

Gigi is the collaborative project between Nick Krgovich (of No Kids/ P:ANO) and producer Colin Stewart (Black Mountain, Cave Singers, Destroyer). Their anticipated upcoming album Maintenanta, was written with the intention to bring back the pop that Phil Spector created back in the day. This song, The Old Graveyard featuring Karl Blau, is a one of those good throw back pop tracks.
Gigi - The Old Graveyard (Feat. Karl Blau) mp3

Monday, October 26, 2009

Jeff Mangum's voice cracks?

Of course not! But, I just found a cool Rural Alberta Advantage Hear Ya session performance of Edmonton. You may remember these hard folk rockers with a wacky drummer from my older post here. During the drum breakdown of this performance, Nils Edenloff's (who's voice is very reminiscent of Neutral Milk Hotel's Jeff Mangum) voice squeaks and he smiles hoping nobody will notice. But I noticed, I liked it, and now I'm posting it for all to see. Sorry Nils.


The Rural Alberta Advantage - Edmonton mp3
Of course I am going to include some Jeff Mangum. Here he covers the 1961 Phil Spector produced Paris Sisters hit I Love How You Love Me.