Writers who've spent time in someone’s basement thrashing on some sort of instrument with enthusiasm and limited talent aren't necessarily better writers.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Girl Band Discovery Park
Girl Band Discovery Park
This regular feature of Fretting the Keyboard highlights a girl band or female performer I like.
I hope you'll use Girl Band Discovery Park to find and buy the music of all-girl bands.
Katzenjammer, which means discordant, drunkardly.
Listen to my favorite song, A Bar in Amsterdam, while I tell you a little about them.
All-female Norwegian band — Solveig Heilo, Anne Marit Bergheim, Turid Jørgensen and Marianne Sveen. Together they play 29 different instruments, thus far. On stage, they swap and trade instruments — tuba, balalaika bass, drums, harmonica, piano, banjo, accordion, mandolin, guitar, melodica, and even managed to pass a trumpet to every member.
They say their self-taught sound is folk, gypsy, country, and rickety-rock pop. I call it a carnival, spaghetti western, rock-a-billy.
Support girl bands: Go listen to Katzenjammer and buy your favorite song.
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