Peter & Bjorn Cover Paul Simon

While out in Cali soaking up the Hollywood love, P and B (no Jelly, he was busy being fancy in Scotland, recording with Steve Reich) visited Nic Harcourt to tape a session for his Morning Becomes Eclectic show, performing "Let's Call It Off," "Paris 2004," "Amsterdam," and "Young Folks" (no whistle backtrack!). There's a talk-with-Nic break, after which they do another set, including a sweet little "Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard" cover (more whistling!). Watch it at KCRW. They're mic'd for radio so don't expect any of Peter's Swedish spunk. Music to Drew's ears.

Anyone got MP3?

Posted at 4:00 PM
Tags: Paul Simon | Peter Bjorn And John

7 Comments

and my adoration for them increases yet again.

but why Paris 1914? instead of 2004?

Posted by: jp at 02/15/07 4:36 PM  | Reply
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Only off by 90 years ;)

Posted by: amrit at 02/15/07 5:18 PM  | Reply
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"Me and Julio" is Simon solo, not S&G

Posted by: AG at 02/15/07 5:20 PM  | Reply
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Does anyone else not like PBJ or am I the only one?

Posted by: Ron at 02/15/07 7:52 PM  | Reply
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i was totally sucked in by "young folks" but after getting the album and giving it a couple listens, i'm underwhelmed. the songs are bland and just kind of run together. maybe it'll grow on me, but right now i'm not impressed.

Posted by: kevin at 02/15/07 8:21 PM  | Reply
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http://www.sendspace.com/file/jnisba

here's an ok copy of Me & Julio

Posted by: TW at 02/16/07 12:24 AM  | Reply
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If PB&J were playing LiveEarth, the Scott would be cumming himself and not complaining about a "shitty lineup"

Posted by: erika! at 02/16/07 1:05 AM  | Reply
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