Showing posts with label Heavy Petal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heavy Petal. Show all posts

Monday, 1 August 2011

Violet

Pixie fronting Violet at the Sanderson Hotel

Everyone is talking about Pixie Geldof's new band Violet. They've been causing  a buzz after gigging the party scene so I’ve tracked down this video for you to watch (see below) as they're really quite good, if you like acoustic and moody...I do.   
I could imagine Pixie fronting a 90s indie group, think Letters to Cleo or No Doubt, the sort that played at proms in American teen chick flicks!. Aside from looking the part, Pixie’s voice sounds hauntingly cool and she played the guitar well during this set.
Of course, the regulation Geldof haters won't bother to listen and will write this off immediately (although I'm not sure she'd care) but have a listen, I think you’ll be surprised.
I’ve met Pixie and closely followed her style so I'm looking forward to hearing more from her band. The web doesn't seem to reveal too much about Violet, nor can I find a website. However, judging from this snippet I don't think it’ll be long until we do hear more!

See what you think...




Image: Purple DIARY

Wednesday, 20 July 2011

Novateur Playlists - The Sixties

Heavy Petal is the new music section on my blog and it is here I will be sharing my playlists. First up is the sixties! It was so difficult narrowing it down as I love so many songs from this decade but I'm finally there. Please click on the links (the song title) to hear the songs and watch the videos I have found.


Enjoy...


I Saw Her Again Last Night
The Mamas and the Papas


Strangers In The Night
Frank Sinatra


Do You Want to Know a Secret
The Beatles

 
Leader of The Pack
The Shangri-Las


Brigitte Bardot and Serge Gainsbourg


Joanna
Scott Walker



Lay Lady Lay
Bob Dylan


Sounds of Silence
Simon and Garfunkel


Wild Thing
The Troggs


 Je t'aime... moi non plus (I LOVE this video and I LOVE Birkin)
Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin



The Mamas & the Papas


Wouldn't It Be Nice
The Beach Boys

Like a Rolling Stone (A great live performance here)
Bob Dylan

The Righteous Brothers



Elvis Presley



Sonny & Cher


I hope you've enjoyed!