POTUSA was just a fun, silly band that still resonates with me decades later. You guys need to listen to "Kitty"! And peaches as a synonym for a certain body part is extremely old.
i was driving through Georgia yesterday and passed a peach farm, even though they're not in season I still sang to myself "millions of peaches, peaches for me"
Hahaha, excellent comment. These guys rock, Brad is very dry but humorous and Lex is full of beans. Both are amazing reactors and very entertaining. Long may their channel remain!
These guys were a minimalist band. if you look close, you'll notice the guitars don't have all the strings and the drummer is using only one little splash cymbal.
that was for show. an mtv documentary was done on them and they used 3 guitar players and 2 drummers with full kits. the extra musicians sat offstage to give that feel of minimalist band because their manager thought ppl would feel sorry for them and buy more merch. true story...
@@mysonandme8424 I believe it. They have a song called "We Are Not Going To Make It". Definitely seems like they were fishing for sympathy sales or something 🤣. I think they're great though!!
"Lead singer Chris Ballew has stated that he wrote "Peaches" about a girl he once had a crush on. He allegedly wrote this song after sitting under a peach tree she had in her yard while waiting for her to arrive, to finally let her know that he liked her." - According to an interview on VH1
not true. they never spoke to vh1 because they wouldn't let them have a concert on top of vh1 headquarters back in '92 when they were called THE SENATORS. true story...
@@mysonandme8424 So detailed... Yet so false. Where would you come up with that? The POTUSOA were literally present throughout the "VH1-100 Greatest Songs of the '90s" series... Uhm... "True story".😉 This is the actual quote during the taping: ruclips.net/video/JaZ2PZAEkn8/видео.html (Skip to 118:00) Stacy was spot-on.
He was also on LSD when he was chillin under that peach tree. Another fun fact about the song is that Chris actually got the line "Movin to the country, gonna eat a lot of Peaches" and the melody of it from a homeless crackhead he passed in the street that was singing it to himself over and over. That's what reminded him of the day he was tripping under the peach tree and what made him write the song. Imagine being that homeless guy sitting next to a garbage can fire and listening to the radio when that song came on... Poor guy must have freaked out.
that song was written by The Goo Goo Dolls first and after performing it once, someone sent them a bag of peaches with worms in them and they were sickened by it and auctioned it off but only two bands bid on it and POTUSA outbid Journey and used it as their breakout song.
This is one of those examples of a band releasing an album that was crazy good and then sort of fading away. Their debut album is another one where every song is good. Should be in everyone’s record collection.
it's not about vaginas, though. really it's not. it's also not about peaches. they wanted to write bitches because they loved disagreeable women but were threatened to be dropped from their label because of politics. it's true, too.
There are two songs called 'Peaches' that I love. This is one. The other, which I like even better, is by The Stranglers. It's also cool, catchy and funny but the metaphorical nature of the word 'peaches' is decidedly less ambiguous! You should try it.
This is from one of the most underrated albums of the 90's. It's a very, very stupid album, but I love it to death. Stranger, Boll Weevil, Kitty... Come on! Also emoji's were emoticons back then and didn't feature fruit. Also peaches meant poon long before emoticons :)
True on all counts. Underrated band, underrated album, VERY stupid band, VERY VERY stupid album... but there's something about it that I always come back to and just smile at. POTUSA are one of those bands that if I'm doing a full library shuffle, I never skip one of their tracks even if I don't always listen to a full album through... Dang I gotta go listen to some POTUSA now. XD
The story I heard is that he passed a bum on the street singing to himself the line "Millions of peaches, peaches for me. Millions of peaches, peaches for free." as if he just found a dumpster full of peaches. It got stuck in the singer's head so he had to write a song to get it out.
1995.. I performed this with my best friend Alex for our 3rd grade talent show. We smashed our guitars on the stage to end the show. I'll never forget that night lol
Back in the early 2000s my younger brother had a band called homeroom that opened for the presidents . His band didn't go far .. but he was excited to open for a relatively well known band back then in his college days in georgia .
This album is amazing!!! These guys played 3 string guitar and 2 string bass to help create their unique sound. If you're into some off beat Alt Rock, they're a must listen!! Dune Buggy, and Lump are great also!!
Brad is right with the peaches analogy...exactly what they were singing about. Yeh never look into any of their songs too deeply hey, it's all just fun. Some great tunes too, do 'Lump'!!!
Awesome! Funny thing is, I thought of this band last week for some reason. I had this album years ago and absolutely loved it. Never in my life seen the video though. Hilarious, and fun. Please listen to "Kitty" and especially "Lump".
I love this so much. I just saw this video for the first time though. I bought the album when it came out in the 90's, but my little college town wasn't allowed to have MTV by the little old lady society. I've never felt the need for the video. This once was probably enough, but I'll keep listening to the song repeatedly forever.
I witnessed this prime Peach insanity in my early years. We wouldn't have been short due to the content. Nowadays, not so much. Good luck, keep your piece on ya my friends!
Body, We Are Not Going To Make It, Lumb, Little Blue Dune Buggy, etc It's one of those rare albums were there's not one single weak song. All of them are good in each their own unique way.
The slang peaches existed, but there were no emojis yet when this came out. There was a song peaches by the stranglers back in the day which is basically just about leering at women on the beach. SMH
man. i grew up listening to these guys anytime my dad was in charge of the stereo. I was way too young to understand any of the innuendos, but I loved it regardless. I found out much later that part of the reason why my parents listened to them so much... was because they were actually close friends with the singer, Chris Ballew! One of their songs, "Vestina", is about my mom's best friend, whom he was madly in love with at the time. He even came to her wedding, and reserved VIP tickets for her at every show, right up until they quit. My sister accepted one of them once and went to see them :)
The POTUSA came out at a time when rock musicians were getting very earnest & self serious (Oasis, REM, Alanis Morrissete, Counting Crows). POTUSA went hard the opposite direction and were just fun and silly. Their songs were typically about non-serious stuff and just catchy. Brad, the lead singer/bassist, went on to make albums of children's music.
The Peach-to-Poon thing, is OOooLD-Old... And this was definitely, before Emojis......Glad to see you guys Discovering them. Their other Biggest, from that time, Is Lump, You will like😁
For such a fun silly band, they're still so much fun to just bop along to. Other good ones would be Kitty and Lump from the same album as Peaches, and then Mach 5, tiki god and volcano from their next album. But they have tonnes of other tracks worth listening to, the whole album both times is just great to put on and let play.
MTV did an interesting gimmick with this band, based around their name. On Presidents Day, 1996, they had them perform a concert at Mount Rushmore and broadcast it live.
The joys of 90's videos. Just singing in the middle of nature and then...NINJAS! It makes no sense but what the hell. And this song came out around 5 years before emoticons and at least 10 years before emojis (not totally sure on the time frames there).
And now this dude is happy as a clam playing for children as Caspar Babypants. Stompy The Bear, Stump Hotel, My Flea Has Dogs, … all sorts of fun stuff aimed at young tykes!
What an obscure and enjoyable song selection! I forgot that band existed. They had a few interesting songs. Never took them especially seriously as a band, but they were amusing in small doses. "Kitty" (caution lyric language) is another amusing song by this band.
I started working for my dad in his carpet shop in a dead ass strip mall in a small town in Johannesburg in 1996 and all I had to keep me from going insane was a little radio at my desk...I sat there from 1996 to 1999 when we moved into a much busier mall in the town, I now have a playlist of over 800 tracks that I call my "Carpet Shop Classics", the best era, in my opinion, for music...
Check out their other songs, Bath Of Fire, Twig, and Poor Little Me. Awesome band. One plays three string guitar, other one plays two string guitar, and drummer uses half the drum set. They still ROCK!!!
It so funny that you mention he was like a teacher.... He actually had like a one or 2 episode stint as a teacher on Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide
hahah I remember when this came out. We used 3.5in disks from AOL to get on the internet so you could... chat with other people on AOL. That was basically it. IRC servers, ICQ chat, telnet talkers... there were no emojis. ":)" was a thing in some circles. 100% text chat, no images. It would take like 10 minutes to download an image that didn't look like something out of a retro video game. We were using VHS when this came out, and only myself and one other person I knew had computers in their home.
This band was inspired by the band Morphine. The singers of each band use to be roommates. Morphine has a drummer with a small drum kit, a baritone sax, and the singer plays a slide 2 string bass. That's it. They wanted to challenge their creativity by limiting their capabilities. It made for a great unique sound. The singer unfortunately died on stage of a heart attack in Spain, I believe. So I suggest Honey White by Morphine.
Fun fact ... The lead singer went on to make kids songs under the name Caspar Babypants. I highly recommend the song “Stompy the Bear” ... it’s fantastic !! 😛👍🏼
Lump is another great track from these guy's
I am surprised they did this song before Lump! Such a huge hit for these guys!!
🎶🎶Lump sat alone in a boggy marsh!🎶🎶
and Mach 5
Lump is the ONLY other track from these guys lol
@@ManetInAEternum totally emotionless except for his heart. 😁
POTUSA was just a fun, silly band that still resonates with me decades later. You guys need to listen to "Kitty"!
And peaches as a synonym for a certain body part is extremely old.
They should also give "Lump" a listen.
@@jamesbeitman5186 I agree 100 %.
Kitty! For the win!
Squished a rotten peach in my fist and dreamed about you....woman!!!!
Omgoodness I love kitty!!
I feel like every band should have ninjas show up in their video and have to fight them midway thru the song
It's only reasonable.
311 - Hey You. Must watch for their ninja inclusion. And it's a pretty decent song.
The Kung Foo Sing by Reguritator.... It the thing.
I sing this song everytime I see peaches. I literally can't stop.
i was driving through Georgia yesterday and passed a peach farm, even though they're not in season I still sang to myself "millions of peaches, peaches for me"
That is my husband!
Brad "I like peaches."
Pure poetry Brad, pure poetry.
Hahaha, excellent comment. These guys rock, Brad is very dry but humorous and Lex is full of beans. Both are amazing reactors and very entertaining. Long may their channel remain!
I like turtles.
They should have that as a shirt.
Brad & Lex (on the front)
I like peaches. - Brad (on the back)
I like trains
These guys were a minimalist band. if you look close, you'll notice the guitars don't have all the strings and the drummer is using only one little splash cymbal.
that was for show. an mtv documentary was done on them and they used 3 guitar players and 2 drummers with full kits. the extra musicians sat offstage to give that feel of minimalist band because their manager thought ppl would feel sorry for them and buy more merch. true story...
@@mysonandme8424 I believe it. They have a song called "We Are Not Going To Make It". Definitely seems like they were fishing for sympathy sales or something 🤣. I think they're great though!!
"Lead singer Chris Ballew has stated that he wrote "Peaches" about a girl he once had a crush on. He allegedly wrote this song after sitting under a peach tree she had in her yard while waiting for her to arrive, to finally let her know that he liked her." - According to an interview on VH1
not true. they never spoke to vh1 because they wouldn't let them have a concert on top of vh1 headquarters back in '92 when they were called THE SENATORS. true story...
@@mysonandme8424
So detailed... Yet so false. Where would you come up with that? The POTUSOA were literally present throughout the "VH1-100 Greatest Songs of the '90s" series... Uhm... "True story".😉
This is the actual quote during the taping:
ruclips.net/video/JaZ2PZAEkn8/видео.html (Skip to 118:00)
Stacy was spot-on.
@@mysonandme8424 Why do you lie ?
It's just a song about peaches
He was also on LSD when he was chillin under that peach tree.
Another fun fact about the song is that Chris actually got the line "Movin to the country, gonna eat a lot of Peaches" and the melody of it from a homeless crackhead he passed in the street that was singing it to himself over and over. That's what reminded him of the day he was tripping under the peach tree and what made him write the song.
Imagine being that homeless guy sitting next to a garbage can fire and listening to the radio when that song came on... Poor guy must have freaked out.
Fun fact: The have the record for being the band with the longest band name to hold the #1 Billboard spot.
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich is the number 1 in the uk with the longes name for number 1 in the uk
@@cyberash3000 POTUS beats them by like 10 letters.
@@RSpracticalshooting it never made number 1 in the uk
@@RSpracticalshooting and I think their official band name is THE Presidents of the United States of America. They just had to add the extra The.
@@RSpracticalshooting it only made 8th in the uk singles chart. and their album never made the top 10
"She Don't Use Jelly" by The Flaming Lips is a logical next step.
If you're gonna dig into the Lips, then go back before they were mainstream - "Drug Machine in Heaven" off of "Telepathic Surgery".
that song was written by The Goo Goo Dolls first and after performing it once, someone sent them a bag of peaches with worms in them and they were sickened by it and auctioned it off but only two bands bid on it and POTUSA outbid Journey and used it as their breakout song.
Aaaah! Yes, good choice! Seconded! 👏🏻👏🏻
@@mysonandme8424 Why are you just going around the comments lying about this song? So weird....
@@mysonandme8424You’ve got a strange sent of humor, my good fellow.
This song rocks, and yes the teacher secret side band is a hilarious observation.
This is one of those examples of a band releasing an album that was crazy good and then sort of fading away. Their debut album is another one where every song is good. Should be in everyone’s record collection.
Their second album is great too, it feels more like a continuation of the first album compared to the other albums they released.
This song was the jam back in the day. So nostalgic to watch this. Great reaction guys 🙋🏻♀️👏🏼🙌🏼👍🏼💜🇨🇦
After you guys did Cake, was really hoping you would find these guys. Good stuff!
This whole album is great
Little Dune Buggy and Naked & Famous are very fun songs to sing along with.
The entire album. Kitty, Lump, Boll Weevil, Dune Buggy, Body, and especially Candy are all great.
It's one of those albums I come back to every year or 2 and still enjoy it as much as the 1st listen
Top 10 all-time Album for me 👍
Pretty much all of their stuff is great.
OMG....Loved this song, literally havent heard this in decades or more lol...hope you understand what he is really referring too lol
Yes! Finally someone else gets it :p
@@jasonsamson2492 lol...right
I swear Yoplait used it for a commercial once and I almost died laughing. Like it's about vaginas, hello 🤣🤣
it's not about vaginas, though. really it's not. it's also not about peaches. they wanted to write bitches because they loved disagreeable women but were threatened to be dropped from their label because of politics. it's true, too.
@@mysonandme8424 Southern women are called peaches...ever heard the song ...Georgia Peaches? hahaha
Love this group, their just a fun band to listen to no matter the song.
" Lump" is another great one.
Love Lex's reactions. She soo sweet her mind don't even go there until the after thought.
Lex always surprises me with her unique takes. I simply can't even get close.
You absolutely need to do KITTY! You will die laughing
There are two songs called 'Peaches' that I love. This is one. The other, which I like even better, is by The Stranglers. It's also cool, catchy and funny but the metaphorical nature of the word 'peaches' is decidedly less ambiguous! You should try it.
their first two albums are riddled with tasty little jams like this. they're great to listen to in one sitting. always fun. 😁🤙
This is from one of the most underrated albums of the 90's. It's a very, very stupid album, but I love it to death. Stranger, Boll Weevil, Kitty... Come on!
Also emoji's were emoticons back then and didn't feature fruit. Also peaches meant poon long before emoticons :)
Truly a great album
True on all counts. Underrated band, underrated album, VERY stupid band, VERY VERY stupid album... but there's something about it that I always come back to and just smile at. POTUSA are one of those bands that if I'm doing a full library shuffle, I never skip one of their tracks even if I don't always listen to a full album through... Dang I gotta go listen to some POTUSA now. XD
The story I heard is that he passed a bum on the street singing to himself the line "Millions of peaches, peaches for me. Millions of peaches, peaches for free." as if he just found a dumpster full of peaches. It got stuck in the singer's head so he had to write a song to get it out.
I think this is my all time favorite video reaction that you guys have done. It’s really funny and I always loved that song peaches
Now you need to react to Dune Buggy and Kitty from POTUSA!!!
1995.. I performed this with my best friend Alex for our 3rd grade talent show. We smashed our guitars on the stage to end the show. I'll never forget that night lol
Back in the early 2000s my younger brother had a band called homeroom that opened for the presidents . His band didn't go far .. but he was excited to open for a relatively well known band back then in his college days in georgia .
Sir Mix-a- Lot loved these guys and they collaborated. The POTUS had a few songs that were big, then disappeared
Love this band! Check out some of their other songs, like "Lump" (Weird Al did a parody called "Gump") and "Dune Buggy"
Love this song I remember my sister used to make me sing this with her when it first came out
This album is amazing!!! These guys played 3 string guitar and 2 string bass to help create their unique sound. If you're into some off beat Alt Rock, they're a must listen!!
Dune Buggy, and Lump are great also!!
I saw these guys in a packed outdoor stadium in their hometown at the peak of their brief fame. That was pretty frickin' cool.
This song takes me back. Me and some friends used to play/sing this song all time. Kitty is another good one.
The whole album is fantastic. Not one bad song on it.
Brad is right with the peaches analogy...exactly what they were singing about. Yeh never look into any of their songs too deeply hey, it's all just fun. Some great tunes too, do 'Lump'!!!
Saw them in 1997 they were one of the opening bands for sound garden , good show
This band was the first band I ever saw in concert, 1995 at the Edge in Orlando. Great band!
This album is absolutely my JAM! So many great songs. You can do every single song.
A band that never took themselves too seriously, they were a nice contrast to the heavyer and gloomier grunge of the day.
I live in Georgia, this should be our state song. I officially submit this to be our state song.
Awesome! Funny thing is, I thought of this band last week for some reason. I had this album years ago and absolutely loved it. Never in my life seen the video though. Hilarious, and fun. Please listen to "Kitty" and especially "Lump".
"Lump" was another hit of the same album, early 90's is when they got big.
I love this so much. I just saw this video for the first time though. I bought the album when it came out in the 90's, but my little college town wasn't allowed to have MTV by the little old lady society. I've never felt the need for the video. This once was probably enough, but I'll keep listening to the song repeatedly forever.
about time!
Also... you just heard about how much these guys LOVE peaches. Aint no way they're ceding any peaches to them ninjas!
Nice! I remember being a teenager and calling this song into the radio station. And PUSA would be the acronym they went by.
I hadnt heard this forever!! Thanks!!
Yup, a silly little ditty that gets stuck in your head. Can't see a peach anymore without remembering this song....fun!
PoTUSA have some other good songs on he same album as Peaches. Lump, Back Porch, Boll Weevil.... hell, the entire 1995 album kicks ass.
The whole album is fantastic. Not one bad song on it.
Froggy was my favorite, followed by Puffy Little Shoes. Such a fun 90s album!
I witnessed this prime Peach insanity in my early years.
We wouldn't have been short due to the content. Nowadays, not so much. Good luck, keep your piece on ya my friends!
4:09 Lex that was great. Awesome. Made me laugh
One of my favourite songs from the 90s. Love the crazy video, too.
Used to live near Lane Packing where you had your peaches. Glad you listened to this song! 🍊🍊🍊✌♥️
Haha. This was a fun song in the day.
That whole album is great - Kitty, Naked and Famous, Boll Weevil. Every one slaps.
Body, We Are Not Going To Make It, Lumb, Little Blue Dune Buggy, etc
It's one of those rare albums were there's not one single weak song. All of them are good in each their own unique way.
The slang peaches existed, but there were no emojis yet when this came out. There was a song peaches by the stranglers back in the day which is basically just about leering at women on the beach. SMH
I love how they’re trying to analyse the lyrics. It’s peaches! Millions of peaches, peaches for free, look out!
you get this in a lot of 90s stuff, just random off-field hijinks thrown in for the fun of it... truly a magical time :D
I saw these guys play at Abbey Pub in Chicago. Had a cig and a conversation with the lead singer outside while he was waiting for a cab. Good dude
This is why we were so lucky in the 90’s… they became a pretty big band with multiple songs on the radio
Love y'all dis this ..the presidents were my daughter's 1st CD
man. i grew up listening to these guys anytime my dad was in charge of the stereo. I was way too young to understand any of the innuendos, but I loved it regardless.
I found out much later that part of the reason why my parents listened to them so much... was because they were actually close friends with the singer, Chris Ballew! One of their songs, "Vestina", is about my mom's best friend, whom he was madly in love with at the time. He even came to her wedding, and reserved VIP tickets for her at every show, right up until they quit. My sister accepted one of them once and went to see them :)
Sounds fake.
The POTUSA came out at a time when rock musicians were getting very earnest & self serious (Oasis, REM, Alanis Morrissete, Counting Crows). POTUSA went hard the opposite direction and were just fun and silly. Their songs were typically about non-serious stuff and just catchy. Brad, the lead singer/bassist, went on to make albums of children's music.
The Peach-to-Poon thing, is OOooLD-Old... And this was definitely, before Emojis......Glad to see you guys Discovering them. Their other Biggest, from that time, Is Lump, You will like😁
I really enjoy POT USA and this song always makes me happy and smiling
For such a fun silly band, they're still so much fun to just bop along to. Other good ones would be Kitty and Lump from the same album as Peaches, and then Mach 5, tiki god and volcano from their next album. But they have tonnes of other tracks worth listening to, the whole album both times is just great to put on and let play.
This song came out shortly after the movie faceoff. Cage was very clear with the peach analogy lol
I’ll never forget this video. Being like 5 years old and my older brothers watching mtv in the mornings.
This was a jam band. They never took themselves seriously
Reminds me of Peachland in the interior of BC. Cool song!🇨🇦
MTV did an interesting gimmick with this band, based around their name. On Presidents Day, 1996, they had them perform a concert at Mount Rushmore and broadcast it live.
POTUSA! ... they have a lot of good quirky songs. Lump - Kitty - Dune Buggy
I used to make my step kids laugh by singing this song in the car in typical goofy dad rocking style. Good memories.
One of my all time favorite songs! You're over thinking the ninjas. Just silly fun.
Lump and Kitty are my faves they were definitely a different breed of band. I still love them
The joys of 90's videos. Just singing in the middle of nature and then...NINJAS! It makes no sense but what the hell. And this song came out around 5 years before emoticons and at least 10 years before emojis (not totally sure on the time frames there).
And now this dude is happy as a clam playing for children as Caspar Babypants.
Stompy The Bear, Stump Hotel, My Flea Has Dogs, … all sorts of fun stuff aimed at young tykes!
Violent Femmes Blister in the sun
Liked it before watching the video. Heck yeah!!! Peaches!!
Idk if I've ever seen the video
The singer even says "dream about you woman", and put a finger inside.... I always thought that was more about that woman than the peaches....
I'm seriously questioning why I loved that song so much in high school! 😆😆😆
What an obscure and enjoyable song selection! I forgot that band existed. They had a few interesting songs. Never took them especially seriously as a band, but they were amusing in small doses. "Kitty" (caution lyric language) is another amusing song by this band.
Prince - Peach
This will answer the question "was this song made before bottoms were referred to as peaches?".
Also, it just simply rocks.
it's so fun to sing along with the word b*tches instead of peaches. It's hilarious 😂
I used to play these guys a lot when my son was around four or five, he really loved “little dune buggy” 😍
The main guy does children's music now!
Cool dude.
I started working for my dad in his carpet shop in a dead ass strip mall in a small town in Johannesburg in 1996 and all I had to keep me from going insane was a little radio at my desk...I sat there from 1996 to 1999 when we moved into a much busier mall in the town, I now have a playlist of over 800 tracks that I call my "Carpet Shop Classics", the best era, in my opinion, for music...
Check out their other songs, Bath Of Fire, Twig, and Poor Little Me. Awesome band. One plays three string guitar, other one plays two string guitar, and drummer uses half the drum set. They still ROCK!!!
It so funny that you mention he was like a teacher.... He actually had like a one or 2 episode stint as a teacher on Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide
these guys put on a great show back in these days
I was poor and got a CD player finally in my 14th year. This was my first album purchased. I still love it and can sing horribly every word.
Chris Ballew, the lead singer, now goes by the name Casper Babypants and is a very successful children's singer/songwriter.
Nice. The full version with all the psychedelic bits is proper acid music.
Subscribed! Love the channel. How do they pick the songs?
Man this goes way back lol. Forgot about these guys and this song
Look, who amongst us hasn't been ambushed by ninjas in an orchard of some kind? Just gotta roll your eyes and be like "Dang, is it Tuesday already?"
hahah I remember when this came out. We used 3.5in disks from AOL to get on the internet so you could... chat with other people on AOL. That was basically it. IRC servers, ICQ chat, telnet talkers... there were no emojis. ":)" was a thing in some circles. 100% text chat, no images. It would take like 10 minutes to download an image that didn't look like something out of a retro video game. We were using VHS when this came out, and only myself and one other person I knew had computers in their home.
This band was inspired by the band Morphine. The singers of each band use to be roommates. Morphine has a drummer with a small drum kit, a baritone sax, and the singer plays a slide 2 string bass. That's it. They wanted to challenge their creativity by limiting their capabilities. It made for a great unique sound. The singer unfortunately died on stage of a heart attack in Spain, I believe. So I suggest Honey White by Morphine.
Low key swaggy. Yes, Lex. Perfect. 😂❤
I think it was their version of Ian Hunter's 'Cleveland Rocks' that was the long-time theme of 'The Drew Carey Show'.
Fun fact ... The lead singer went on to make kids songs under the name Caspar Babypants. I highly recommend the song “Stompy the Bear” ... it’s fantastic !! 😛👍🏼