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| Management number | 205820997 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $35.50 | Model Number | 205820997 | ||
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Title: Formula One Generation / Girls Going Crazy
Artist: Transatlantic Bunnies
Label: Insipid
Product Type: 7-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 613505100023
Genre: Rock
Limited seven inch vinyl pressing of this 2015 single, the first release in over 20 years on the Insipid Vinyl label! Former Pooh Sticks guitarist (and drummer) Michel van der Woude once had the bright idea to start a virtual band with girl singers he found on MySpace but had never actually met. The first singer he approached was Lauren Rocket of all girl band Rocket (L.A.). The B-side, "Girl's Going Crazy For The La La La" was written for a CD called Where The Bands Are. The song never made it onto the album, though. Canadian singer/songwriter Sara Johnston (Montreal) turned out to have the perfect voice to sing the version you find here. All the instruments on this record were played by Van der Woude, with some help from Arnold Lasseur, who played mandolin and fiddle on "Formula One Generation".
Tracks:
1.1 Formula One Generation
1.2 Girls Going Crazy (For the la la la)
Artist: Transatlantic Bunnies
Label: Insipid
Product Type: 7-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 613505100023
Genre: Rock
Limited seven inch vinyl pressing of this 2015 single, the first release in over 20 years on the Insipid Vinyl label! Former Pooh Sticks guitarist (and drummer) Michel van der Woude once had the bright idea to start a virtual band with girl singers he found on MySpace but had never actually met. The first singer he approached was Lauren Rocket of all girl band Rocket (L.A.). The B-side, "Girl's Going Crazy For The La La La" was written for a CD called Where The Bands Are. The song never made it onto the album, though. Canadian singer/songwriter Sara Johnston (Montreal) turned out to have the perfect voice to sing the version you find here. All the instruments on this record were played by Van der Woude, with some help from Arnold Lasseur, who played mandolin and fiddle on "Formula One Generation".
Tracks:
1.1 Formula One Generation
1.2 Girls Going Crazy (For the la la la)
7 Inch Single
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