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CD $12.99 BUY
NOW upcoming performances Saturday
September 27, 2008, 7:30pm Les Chauds Lapins open for THEY MIGHT BE
GIANTS here at this new venue at the former site of the Village Gate.
This show will likely sell out in advance, so get tickets soon if you'd
like to come to this one:
Saturday
October 4, 2008, 8pm We got a lovely drawing
in the mail, from our friend Capuchine, the enormously talented graphic
novelist. She created a visual complement to a song we perform, "La
Barque d'Yves" -- a salty ballad where doomed lovers' tears mingle
finally with emerald waves. This past summer, we had an exceedlngly breezy and deilicous album release party at the 'Temporary Museum of Painting. Artist Cathy Quinlan created a backdrop for us featuring Lautrec characters gone quite animalistic. Su Friedrich made this little souvenir video of the occasion, featuring a performance of "Palez-moi d'amour". Les Chauds Lapins @ 'temporary Museum video
Enfin! It's here it's here it's here! The vinyl version of our album, Parlez-moi d'amour, has arrived. The vinyl version includes all 13 songs found on the CD release. As a special bonus, it comes with sheet music, for the song "Mon rêve c'etait vous". The sheet music has the melody line, chords, French and English lyrics and fretboard diagrams for ukulele. The sheet music is also available separately. Which leads us to our next point of business: The Les Chauds Lapins web store is now open. You can now buy Les Chauds Lapins albums and other merchandise directly from us. You can pay by Visa or Master Card or by Paypal. enter web store You can also find our CD for sale, with lots of audio samples, at CD Baby. We were in Paris last fall, where we had a swell gig at the Bistrot des Artistes. The gig was set up by our indefatigable friend Romain. Here's a little clip from the gig. The audience can be heard joining in on the chorus:
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photo by STEPHEN BARKER Join our mailing list for news and upcoming gigs AUDIO MYSPACE From
the murky depths of New York’s cultural ferment, Les
Chauds Lapins rise
stately into view. In their hands, small devices — banjo ukuleles, that curious half breed which combines the banjo snap of early jazz with the sultry sea breeze of the ukulele. On their lips, cryptic incantations from an alternate reality — for
it is the heart of the French music hall which
pulses within collaborators Kurt Hoffman and
Meg Reichardt.
Les Chauds Lapins means literally, ‘the hot rabbits.’ Figuratively it means someone who is always turned on sexually. Usually, it refers to the guys who are always hitting on girls. This music will cause you to recklessly try your luck. For more information on Les Chauds Lapins, contact:
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