Black Francis
Pitchfork confirms what has merely been wild conjecture: Move over Scarlett Johansson for the wildest record combo yet. Ex-Pixies frontman Black Francis (or Frank Black depending on his mood) Issac Brock of Modest Mouse, recently (as in this Sunday) deceased Christian rock pioneer Larry Norman, and Norman's brother's band Guards of Metropolis, all joining to cover songs from also recently expired singer/songwriter/ Nancy Sinatra svengali Lee Hazlewood's album Trouble is a Lonesome Town.
Norman has been acknowledged as an early influence by Black Francis, as has Hazlewood.
Here are some clips-- as always just refresh the page if they don't play the first time. If you are reading this on another site just follow the link back here and enjoy!
Here's Larry Norman doing "Why Should the Devil Have all The Good Music":
Here's Guards of Metropolis doing "Whatever it is":
You are being redirected - hold on tight!
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Music News:The Craziest Record Ever? Frank Black (Francis) , Isaac Brock, Larry Norman Cover Lee Hazlewood
Posted by Noah Mallin at 3:23 PM
Labels: Black Francis, Frank Black, guards of metropolis, isaac brock, larry norman, lee hazlewood, modest mouse, music news, Noah Mallin
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