3 posts tagged “yeye”
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Brass Bed Tour Dates
10/08/08 Cate St. Pub Hammond, LA
10/09/08 Alabama Music Box Mobile, AL 10/10/08 N World Brewery Ybor City, FL 10/11/08 Rollins College Orlando, FL 10/13/08 Tin Roof Charleston, SC 10/14/08 New Brookland Columbia, SC 10/15/08 Spazzitorium Greenville, NC 10/16/08 Cave w/ Nathan Oliver Chapel Hill, North Carolina 10/17/08 Black Cat Washington DC, Washington DC 10/18/08 Rudy’s New Haven, Connecticut 10/21/08 Bog Scranton, PA 10/22/08 Space Hamden, CT 10/23/08 Knitting Factory (CMJ Fanatic Showcase) New York, New York 10/24/08 PA’s Lounge Boston, Massachusetts 10/25/08 Metro Gallery Baltimore, Maryland 10/28/08 Basement Nashville,TN 10/29/08 The Nick Birmingham,AL 10/30/08 Tasty World Athens,GA 11/14/08 Blue Moon Saloon Lafayette, Louisiana 11/21/08 Spanish Moon w/Man Plus Building Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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softtargetsmusic.com ♥ myspace.com
Jesse Corry, on the road, talking to us about:
- The Chicago Soft Targets
- "Frequent Flyer" is like an ex-gf and new album, "Heavy Rainbows"
- Cover artist, Jared Olsen
- Tour highlights
mybigbrass.com ♥ myspace.com
Christiaan Mader on his weekend off:
- Preparing for new tour and CMJ onslaught
- The secret origin of Brass Bed
- live vs studio
- Bassist Jacques keeps a food/tour blog, imhungryihavetopee
- Writing process
weheartmusic.com
I love April March and France Gall.
Episode #26 used/mentioned these bands: Stormy Monday, Holdin Caufield, Soft Targets, Brass Bed, Serge Gainsbourg (W♥M, Charlotte Gainsbourg (W♥M), April March (W♥M), and France Gall (W♥M).
I was really excited to hear the English version to "Laisse Tomber Les Filles" at the end of Grindhouse. I didn't know that this song was remade to "Chick Habit" in 1995 (the original song was written by Serge Gainsbourg for France Gall in 1964), by a woman called April March.
So I listened to both song - both are identical, except, obviously, the language. I may be leaning towards the US version only because I understand it :)
PS, It looks like
the Grindhouse soundtrack is available in two CDs, the Planet Terror
soundtrack and the Death Proof soundtrack. Complete track listing can
be found on www.soundtrackcollector.com
UPDATE: OMG! I just remembered that I used to play April March on my radio show!! The song I played was called "Kooky", it was released under the Kokopop label (which was also responsible for the Chia Pet single)! Mel, you probably remember this !! :)
| Dale wrote: Apr 8, 2007 at 6:24 PM |
[this is good] The song also appears prominently in indie flick But I'm A Cheerleader, starring Natasha Lyonne. On the strength of it, I bought the Chick Habit EP and her 2002 album Triggers, which is a lot more electronic sounding.
| destinationmetz wrote: Apr 8, 2007 at 11:40 PM |
I like both versions a lot. Fabienne Del Sol also did an excellent version (in French) on her No Time for Sorrows album, I recommend listening to it!
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