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ThomasJPitts 25th January 2009
2009, Arts, Billygoat, Chan Poling, Electropolis, January, John Munson, linkage, New Standards, Rock music, Semisonic, Shakespeare, Steve Roehm, The New Standards, The Suburbs, Theatre, Trip Shakespeare, United States, videos, YouTube
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The New Standards

The New Standards are an American group built up of John Munson (Trip Shakespeare and Semisonic), Chan Poling (The Suburbs) and Steve Roehm (Billygoat, Electropolis).

They are a trio of bass, piano and vibraphone – which sounds like it shouldn’t work, but my God it does!

They’ve been around a good while, since 2005, and perform their favourite songs in their own style – a sort of jazzy, rock soul thing.

Their albums, The New Standards and Rock and Roll, are totally fabulous and well worth a listen to. Some tracks are available to hear on their site (linkage). Stand outs are their arrangements of Hey Ya by Outkast and Britney Spear’s Toxic.

Below is a YouTube video of The New Standards playing Trip Shakespeare’s Snow Days at their 3rd Annual Holiday Show at The Fitzgerald Theater 2008.

Beyond excellent.

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