Quick reminder: You’ve got until midnight on Sunday to review your ukulele and win a Kala pineapple.
Here’s how it goes sometimes: I hear some ukulele music I really like, I ask the person if they mind answering a few questions, they say ‘go ahead’, I send them some questions, they realise the questions are idiotic and offensive and I never hear from them again. I can’t offer much in the way of facts with these two, but you should definitely check out the music.
Madame Pamita
Madame Pamita – Pink Pocketbook (MP3)
Madame Pamita – Love Is Good (MP3)
Madame Pamita – No Bad News (MP3) via her website
Pamela Moore is not short of bands or genres. Her musical credits include surf guitar with The Neputas, ole time country with The Dime Box Band, punk with the Birdinumnums and all-girl Cheap Trick covers with Cheap Chick. She also has two ukulele featuring acts: The Very Special (jingles for things that should have jingles but have been overlooked by the advertising industry) and Madame Pamita (a perfect mix of ukuleles and spiritualism). Almost as entertaining as her music is her Flickr account with old time gentleman musicians and old time lady musicians
Entertainment for the Braindead
Entertainment for the Braindead’s Hypersomnia is a quite brilliant album of drowsy, spaced out, acoustic songs. You can download it all for free here and buy the CD here.
Standout ukulele tracks: Sleep, Winter
Standout non-uke tracks: Ordinary Sunday, Home
Intresting sound of Madame Pamita, I’m new here and I bought my ukelele a few days ago, and I discovered that you have several cords of the band that inspired that I’ve bought my ukelele: Beirut, but you don’t have a pair of songs that are live performances and I ask you for them: Ederlezi and Hallelujah, would you mind to publish that ones in your blog? Thank you very much, greetings and salutations from Chihuahua, Mexico. Your blog is really nice.