THE BIRD AND THE BEE: A TRIBUTE TO HALL AND OATES: FREE GIVE-AWAY!
the bird and the bee, the duo of singer Inara George and multi-instrumental/producer Greg Kurstin, kicked off a musical scavenger hunt for their fans today by premiering all nine songs from their new album, Interpreting The Masters Volume 1: A Tribute To Daryl Hall And John Oates on nine different websites: AOL Spinner, BrooklynVegan, Entertainment Weekly, Idolator, MySpace, PerezHilton, Prefix, SPIN and USA Today (links to all tracks below). Featuring eight classic covers and one original song, “Heard It On The Radio”, the band’s love letter to the “rock & soul” duo, will be released on March 23 courtesy of EMI’s Blue Note Records.
the bird and the bee also played a once-in-a-lifetime concert on Friday night in Los Angeles to celebrate the album’s impending release and were joined on stage by very special surprise guest, John Oates, for performances of “Maneater,” “She’s Gone,” and “I Can’t Go For That”. In a rave review in today’s Los Angeles Times, August Brown wrote that Oates “couldn’t have asked for a more articulate love letter than the one the bird and the bee just gave him.” The entire concert was webcast live at Livestream.com, and will be archived on the site starting March 22.
THE BIRD AND THE BEE’S HALL & OATES SCAVENGER HUNT TIPSHEET:
1. Heard It On The Radio –
MySpace
2. I Can’t Go For That – Brooklyn Vegan
3. Rich Girl – SPIN
4. Sara Smile – Entertainment Weekly
5. Kiss On My List – Idolator
6. Maneater – PerezHilton
7. She’s Gone – AOL Spinner
8. Private Eyes – USA Today
9. One on One – Prefix
DISCOSALT, courtesy of FILTER Magazine wants to hook you up with a rad the bird and the bee prizepack!
One lucky winner will receive a copy of the entire bird and the bee CD discography (Interpreting The Masters Volume 1, 2009’s Ray Guns Aren’t Just The Future and their self-titled 2007 debut), a band t-shirt and a copy of Interpreting The Masters on vinyl.
Sign up HERE
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arriana
May 27, 2010hi im arriane, i just want to say thank you for this post i really like your blog. keep up the good work
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