Here are a few photos of San Diego’s Grand Ole Party playing the Filter Magazine’s High Noon at Cedar showcase.
At times lead singer AND drummer Kristin Gundred channels Grace Slick and Karen O, although you’d never see either of those two nail a drum fill while belting out an improvised jazz lyric. We picked up their 3 track EP, which is good, but definitely not up to the group’s potential.
Our YouTube video HERE.

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1 Perfect Porridge : Music, Minneapolis, Mutiny // May 1, 2007 at 12:41 pm
[…] Raw, flawed and recorded on the fly, Tremble and Shake’s new self-titled EP is 7 tracks of soulful chaos. The Minneapolis group’s sound is reminiscent of a lot of tunes coming from the LA hills these days (e.g., Grand Ole Party) with a bluesy female singer over a raucous drum beat and grating guitars. This is damn good. […]
2 Perfect Porridge : Music, Minneapolis, Mutiny // Aug 20, 2007 at 2:41 pm
[…] Rilo Kiley play Minneapolis’ First Avenue on September 14 with Johnathan Rice and Grand Ole Party. Filed under Music - Album Review at approx. 7:33 am - […]
3 Perfect Porridge : Music, Minneapolis, Mutiny // Sep 4, 2007 at 8:48 am
[…] Watching the band set-up at SXSW 2007, we knew there was something special about the lilliputian setting up her drum set front and center. Then she opened her mouth, belted out a soulful Grace Slick/Karen O-drenched vibrato and nailed a drum fill (at the same time). […]
4 Perfect Porridge : Music, Minneapolis, Mutiny // Sep 19, 2007 at 8:25 am
[…] We first caught GOP at SXSW, where it was evident this band is going to be a major smash. […]
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