Obviously, that's way too long, so here's a fabulous new (well, actually eight months old) song from her and her ace band.
Man, if that doesn't put a smile on your face, you really need to seek medical attention.
And I should add that I really really dig the Beatles-ish French Horn at the end of the song. 😎
I should also add that you can find out more about her, and hear more of her music, over at her official website HERE.
BTW, the fabulous bass player in the clip is Vibeke's hubby (an American, as are apparently the rest of the guys in the band). And the clip was filmed in her backyard in Beacon NY, where she now resides.
[h/t Michael Conroy]
They're pretty terrific! They should come up river & play Albany.
ReplyDeleteCaptain Al
Nice.
ReplyDeleteFunny you mention Beacon - we visited there a few months ago for a long weekend and now the missus fantasizes about moving there....
As a general contractor I worked in many the yard of homes in Westchester/Fairfield County. When I saw that fence I thought, Norway?
DeleteNah, that fence has a New England look. BTW - fun polka dots
Her hubby is bass player for The Fleshtones.
ReplyDeleteAnd how cool is that?😡
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fab!! The last time I liked something like this so much, it was Katrina and the Waves. It has that kind of vibe. Wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteJai Guru Dave
Nice.
ReplyDeleteThe opening chords remind me of Dutch band Sunday Sun's "Ordinary Love":
https://youtu.be/LdSdFjLYBLg
The song reminds me of Lazy Day by Spanky & Our Gang from the 60's i believe.
ReplyDeleteLove the Power Pop button on the SG!
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She's playing in Beacon on August 22. I'm definitely going. 😎
ReplyDeleteWhere did you see that?
DeleteI'll meet you there! It's halfway between Queens and Albany!
ReplyDeleteCaptain Al
MJC -- I e-mailed her today, and she told me about it.
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