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Winehouse is great. Scissor Sisters are great. I’ll have to check out the others. I’m interested to know what you think about Damien Rice.
I love Amy Winehouse! On CD…not so fond of her live performances. I have ordered Feist for our library collection. :-}
If you like Scissor Sisters you will love Justice. Like Amy Winehouse, listen to Esther Williams and Marlena Shaw. Dig Feist? Check out sometime collaborators Kings of Convenience, Jason Collett and unrelated but lovely female vocals on Camera Obscura. Damien Rice is great too, as is David Pajo. *swoon*
I first heard of Feist on NPR about 3 months ago. Ever since then I have been watching videos on YouTube, listening to her CDs and sharing the joy with my family. She is simply captivating.
I’m in agreement on Winehouse’s live performances. She can be a mumbler at times.
Feist is fun, and has a really impressive range of styles. Both of her albums are worth giving a proper chance, which means listening to them at least a couple of times.
I found a Feist-ian band called Fine Frenzy. You can check them out here: http://tinyurl.com/2o2e4j.
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Winehouse is great. Scissor Sisters are great. I’ll have to check out the others. I’m interested to know what you think about Damien Rice.
I love Amy Winehouse! On CD…not so fond of her live performances. I have ordered Feist for our library collection. :-}
If you like Scissor Sisters you will love Justice. Like Amy Winehouse, listen to Esther Williams and Marlena Shaw. Dig Feist? Check out sometime collaborators Kings of Convenience, Jason Collett and unrelated but lovely female vocals on Camera Obscura. Damien Rice is great too, as is David Pajo. *swoon*
I first heard of Feist on NPR about 3 months ago. Ever since then I have been watching videos on YouTube, listening to her CDs and sharing the joy with my family. She is simply captivating.
I’m in agreement on Winehouse’s live performances. She can be a mumbler at times.
Feist is fun, and has a really impressive range of styles. Both of her albums are worth giving a proper chance, which means listening to them at least a couple of times.
I found a Feist-ian band called Fine Frenzy. You can check them out here: http://tinyurl.com/2o2e4j.
I mean here: http://www.kcrw.com/music/programs/mb/mb070910a_fine_frenzy