From the Letterman show in 2007, please enjoy singer/songwriter Elvis Perkins and an insinuating tune from his debut album "While You Were Sleeping."
I was unaware of this guy until the other day, and you could have knocked me over with a feather when I learned he was the son of...this guy.
In all seriousness, in retrospect I can see the resemblance (although I think Elvis looks more like Robbie Robertson than Norman Bates).
The vocal quality is kinda like his dad, though. In any case, I like what I've heard of his music so far.
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I have Perkins' 2015 album, I Aubade, which I recall primarily because he reminds me, in voice and phrasing, of Clem Snide's Eef Barzelay, whose music and lyrics I adore. Perkins has a richer and smoother delivery, though. Must go back and re-listen to the CD, and head on over to Spotify to listen to Perkins' older stuff.
And I thought he was a son of one of The Elvis Brothers, a band that was great on record, and stupendous live the one time I caught their act.
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