October 23, 2009
wow - i was rocking out in my kitchen! thank you for that amazing show with the sonos - loved the jackson 5 song. wow! will buy this album and look for sonos on tour!!!
thank you!
jen
WOW! is what I was saying too! I found the video on Youtube and now my 5 year old is singing I want you back - sonos style!
way to go! love it! off to buy fom amazon!
Wow!!! That radiohead cover was fantastic! I could hardly believe those harmonies. So cool.
Hi, loved Sonos and would like to invite you all to the sounds and humor of The Bobs http://www.bobs.com/ (coming to your area soon). The group has been around for over 30 years (2 of the members are "originals"). Listen to them and you will know where Sonos has picked up their drum riffs. Anyone remember Manhatten Trnsfer? They've been around a pretty good stretch too. A Capella - well it's ceratinly older than all of these groups and comes in so many forms... You'll never be bored!
I love waking up to the hauting melodies of human voices...thank you :]
Loved this section and the show this week. I liked your joke: "So we'll take that to a capella court"....but shouldn't that have been "acappellate" court?
I am curious to know why there was no mention of Sweet Honey In The Rock. This group has been around for 30+ years. They came out of the Civil Rights Movement and continue to sing songs of freedom.
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