Today is a toe-tapping day and if this little ditty doesn't get your toes tapping, well, you need new toes. This 7-peice ska and swing revival band fronted by the amazing vocals of Lisa Müller comes out of Germany, as does featured artist Dr. Ring Ding (real name: Richard Alexander Jung).
Shake That Bone by Black Cat Zoot (feat. Dr. Ring Ding) from the 2008 album "Main Attraction"
Black Cat Zoot website
Black Cat Zoot on MySpace
Dr. Ring Ding website
Dr. Ring Ding on MySpace
Giving in to the overwhelming urge to share the music that gets stuck inside my head. Enjoy!
Music Quote of the Day
"If you really think about it, everything in this world tries to be music." -- Eugene Hutz
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
I'll Dream of You Tonight - Ledfoot
This is nice for a gloomy, windy day. Gothic 12-string blues. Mmmmmmmm.
Ledfoot is Tim Scott McConnell. Just him, his 12-string guitar, his stomping foot, and his beautifully melodious voice. It really doesn't get much better.
I'll Dream of You Tonight by Ledfoot on the 2007 album "The Devil's Songbook"
Ledfoot website
Ledfoot on Facebook
Ledfoot on MySpace
Ledfoot is Tim Scott McConnell. Just him, his 12-string guitar, his stomping foot, and his beautifully melodious voice. It really doesn't get much better.
I'll Dream of You Tonight by Ledfoot on the 2007 album "The Devil's Songbook"
Ledfoot website
Ledfoot on Facebook
Ledfoot on MySpace
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Nellie the Elephant - The Toy Dolls
OK, yeah, so I'm feeling a little silly today. This is an old one and undeniably goofy, but I guarantee it will be marching around inside your head for hours, if not days, now.
The Toy Dolls are a punk band out of Sunderland, England, originally formed in 1979 and are, surprisingly, still at it (after a gazillion personnel changes - 14 different drummers and 12 different bassists). Nellie the Elephant, by far their most well-known song, was written in 1956 by Ralph Butler and Peter Hart.
Nellie the Elephant by The Toy Dolls (released as a single in 1982) from the 1983 album "Dig That Groove Baby"
The Toy Dolls website
The Toy Dolls are a punk band out of Sunderland, England, originally formed in 1979 and are, surprisingly, still at it (after a gazillion personnel changes - 14 different drummers and 12 different bassists). Nellie the Elephant, by far their most well-known song, was written in 1956 by Ralph Butler and Peter Hart.
Nellie the Elephant by The Toy Dolls (released as a single in 1982) from the 1983 album "Dig That Groove Baby"
The Toy Dolls website
Monday, March 14, 2011
Musica - Canteca de Macao
This is an amazingly fun band I found the other day, thanks to Strictly Global. Canteca de Macao is a flamenco/ska/reggae band from Madrid, Spain. My Spanish is limited at best, but from what I can make out, this band has been playing together for about 6 years now and have released 3 studio albums (1 of which is a double CD) as well as their demo "Maqueta".
Musica by Canteca de Macao from the 2009 album "Agua pa la Tierra
Canteca de Macao website
Canteca de Macao on Facebook
Canteca de Macao on MySpace
Musica by Canteca de Macao from the 2009 album "Agua pa la Tierra
Canteca de Macao website
Canteca de Macao on Facebook
Canteca de Macao on MySpace
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Rain On My Footsteps - Rattlin Bone
Part of the underground zombie burlesque and voodoo circus scene with a hellishly good brass section, smooth and seductive backing vocals and a lead voice that reeks of bourbon and candlelight, Rattlin Bone is an incredibly tight 14 piece band out of London, England. And I do have to say, their leader - Mr. Wily Bo Walker - is one of my favorite people. He is not only an amazing talent, but damned nice guy, too. (And yes, you can tell him I said so.)
Rain On My Footsteps by Rattlin Bone from the 2011 album "The Life and Death of Rattlin Bone"
Rattlin Bone on MySpace
Rattlin Bone on Facebook
Rattlin Bone on ReverbNation
Rattlin Bone on Twitter
Rain On My Footsteps by Rattlin Bone from the 2011 album "The Life and Death of Rattlin Bone"
Rattlin Bone on MySpace
Rattlin Bone on Facebook
Rattlin Bone on ReverbNation
Rattlin Bone on Twitter
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