Ladies - nice bloody work. Congrats on a very excellent collaboration. The pella will get a lot of milage, methinks.

I’m not really a rocker, so the version I hear in my head has less intensity of drums and guitar, but the same lovely vocals.

I know I’m breaking out with you on this one, Sue, but I’m giving you an A+, thumbs up review because you’ve done all the hard graft. All I did was hang around making useless suggestions while swigging from a bottle of Cointreau and lighting up fags. Your mate, Mo. xxxx

:) I enjoyed this track for several reasons: the whole mix, for sure. Those vocals. That understated guitar riffs. The ‘walking’ bass. And yeah, the blog posts!

i’m stoked over this piece, but not surprised. i know a guitar player who’d go on the road with you & Cig and only step up front when called on.

hey mo, did you leave the old ball and chain er dog at home? i see sue brought haskel along for the ride. :)

when you guys sing together, it’s some sweet harmony.

Dear Thelma and Louise,
I love the extrovert feel of the whole….concept. Girl Power 2009. The song, a slightly loosely (on purpose, I’m sure) arranged very charming rocker. I know you live a few time zones away from eachother but it really feels as if you did this recording together in a cheap studio and had lots of cheap wine and said lots of cheap things about men.

With love from Sweden. xxxx

Ah ah! Big fun! The blog foreword as well.. I still remember freedom in big wild Arizona skyes with my feet out of the car window last summer.

Wow, this is some fun cuttin’ loose sound! A great mix! Like something you would hear in a rural bar on that night when they happened to book a band that was happy to be there and everyone was feeling real good so you end up feeling real good too even though you felt lousy when you came in. The vocal harmonies made me think of the Roches. A favorite.

WoW !!!!! Ladies this is SWEET
SackJo and Ciggi aka Sue and Mo.

Nice mix, sweet vocals and nice live feel.

I thought by myself if you both wouldn_t do something together and heaven heard my prayers I could say.

The fun and enthusiasm is clearly hearable and so you both did a real nice rock duett, sounds like you both have shared the same mic head to head.

Beautiful, convincing and surprising!

Congrats ladies!

Up in the Ozark Mountains, where folks have more sense than dollars,
everybody congregates on Dickson Street, a long row of bookshops, bars, a physics department and endless dream-like notions. People eat dessert crepes at Hugo’s and then hunker down for a bit of bar band blues. Some nights earnest people in overalls and flannel shirts play interminable covers of “Built for Comfort (not for speed)” before closing a set with a long, heartfelt patter about how they wish to play a special and yet obscure song called “Tequila Sunrise”, which, the singer will announce, Shiner Bock in hand,”means everything to me”.

But tonight things differ. The band has a more energetic look.
The rhythm section starts playing with a bit of passion, and then the guitar player sets down the line. The two women remain seated, each with a Guiness in hand, until
it’s time. Then it’s time. They rise, pick up the microphones, make a quick nod to each other and to the audience, smile, and begin to sing. The casual clinking of
chemical engineering students talking football and thermodynamics dissolves as everyone listens to the soaring harmonies and the mean guitar.
When the set ends, a few folks clap, a few more folks come up and say “wow”, and everyone orders a Guiness.

The vocals harmonies here are great, and the guitar work is really fun. This was a fun listen, which reminded me of bar bands I have heard in the mountains, only much better.

Just listened to this again after a while and need to mention - good job on the bass. It drives this tune with a lot of space.