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Mornin Old Sport – I Don’t Care If The Sun Don’t Shine

Check out bay area’s Mornin’ Old Sport’s cover of Mack David / Patti Page’s “I Don’t Care If the Sun Don’t Shine”, an old timey 50’s song that sounds as if it were recorded in a bedroom.  The scene of old-timey folk seems to be in revival and Mornin’ Old Sport is doing their part in bringing back the early 20th century with their vaudevillian sound that brings back the past into a bright sunny package that feels entirely authentic and genuine.

Look for  their new album in July titled, Misery Loves Co.

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Mornin’ Old Sport – When The Bomb

If you are in need of a time machine, read HG Wells, or just turn on Mornin’ Old Sport, a Berklee alum band bringing back sounds of yesteryear… in fact way back to the days of the Great Gatsby.  A time in history before the war, a little ragtime, a little vaudevillian.  It’s catchy, breezy, and actually a wonderful sound for the warm weather that’s headed our way.

Look for the arrival of their forthcoming debut album Mornin’ Old Sport, out July 10th 2012

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Mornin Old Sport – Katie Mornin’ Old Sport is a group consisting of Berklee College of Music alums Kate Smeal (vocals, strings), Scott Nanos (guitar, bass, keys, strings), and Jeff Price (drums, production engineering) who started their band here in a Boston basement.  Pulling their name from F.Scott Fitzgerald’s the Great Gatsby, you get the sense they enjoy literature, and possibly history.  Then you listen to their music. Those vintage sounds spill over on their track “Katie,” which sounds like it was pulled off a recording from about 80 years ago.  A time in America’s history that came before the…

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