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Sunday, March 17, 2013

Low Cut Connie Flaunt Their 'Brand New Cadillac' Live

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Low Cut Connie recently returned to their favorite boozy Philadelphia dive, Ray's Happy Birthday Bar, to show off their old-school rock & roll chops. In this exclusive clip, they perform their charmingly unpolished single "Brand New Cadillac" from their latest album, Call Me Sylvia. Even during a snowstorm, the band is able to turn on the heat, invigorating the joint with a high-energy performance.

"'Brand New Cadillac' is the perfect cut for a joint like Ray's," guitarist-drummer-songwriter Dan Finnemore tells Rolling Stone. "It's all about movin' on to pastures new, but the song – especially live – asks for twistin' and shoutin' instead of crying into your Yuengling."


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Low Cut Connie Flaunt Their 'Brand New Cadillac' Live

Low Cut Connie Flaunt Their 'Brand New Cadillac' LiveRock & roll traditionalists jam out at dive bar in Philly $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); OO.ready(function() { OO.Player.create('ooyalaplayer', 'swZ3IzYTpqwjc9_szxnaw6yE2xP-c-gJ', {'autoplay': true }); });By

Low Cut Connie recently returned to their favorite boozy Philadelphia dive, Ray's Happy Birthday Bar, to show off their old-school rock & roll chops. In this exclusive clip, they perform their charmingly unpolished single "Brand New Cadillac" from their latest album, Call Me Sylvia. Even during a snowstorm, the band is able to turn on the heat, invigorating the joint with a high-energy performance.

"'Brand New Cadillac' is the perfect cut for a joint like Ray's," guitarist-drummer-songwriter Dan Finnemore tells Rolling Stone. "It's all about movin' on to pastures new, but the song – especially live – asks for twistin' and shoutin' instead of crying into your Yuengling."


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Friday, March 8, 2013

Low Cut Connie Boogie Through 'Say Yes' Live in Philadelphia - Premiere

Low Cut Connie Boogie Through 'Say Yes' Live in Philadelphia - PremiereRetro rockers power through album cut while snowstorm rages outside $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); OO.ready(function() { OO.Player.create('ooyalaplayer', 'hvZnR2OTq3abnwdz4C5mubhofhIHEcPc', {'autoplay': true }); });By

Down home rock & rollers Low Cut Connie self-released their latest album, Call Me Sylvia, back in September, and now you can check out this exclusive new live clip of the band bashing out the album cut "Say Yes." Filmed at the band's favorite Philadelphia dive, Ray's Happy Birthday Bar, the band turned up the heat while a snowstorm raged outside.

"'Say Yes' is a Saturday night call-to-arms, essentially," pianist-songwriter Adam Weiner tells Rolling Stone of the track. "Let's all get weird and let it all hang out."


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Thursday, March 7, 2013

Low Cut Connie Boogie Through 'Say Yes' Live in Philadelphia - Premiere

Low Cut Connie Boogie Through 'Say Yes' Live in Philadelphia - PremiereRetro rockers power through album cut while snowstorm rages outside $(document).ready(function() { $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .email-content').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.email').hide(); } ); $('.socialActionsTop .pageActions .print-page').hover( function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').show(); }, function() { $('.socialActionsTop .bubble.print').hide(); } ); }); OO.ready(function() { OO.Player.create('ooyalaplayer', 'hvZnR2OTq3abnwdz4C5mubhofhIHEcPc', {'autoplay': true }); });By

Down home rock & rollers Low Cut Connie self-released their latest album, Call Me Sylvia, back in September, and now you can check out this exclusive new live clip of the band bashing out the album cut "Say Yes." Filmed at the band's favorite Philadelphia dive, Ray's Happy Birthday Bar, the band turned up the heat while a snowstorm raged outside.

"'Say Yes' is a Saturday night call-to-arms, essentially," pianist-songwriter Adam Weiner tells Rolling Stone of the track. "Let's all get weird and let it all hang out."


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