Sunday, July 17, 2022

"Hell" by Streetlight Manifesto

 


New Brunswick, New Jersey ska band Streetlight Manifesto crush this remake of the exuberant 1996 swing-jazz throwback "Hell" from North Carolina group Squirrel Nut Zippers.

They toss in a lively clarinet solo, because, why (the hell) wouldn't you?

I'm jealous that these guys are in New Brunswick, as they can order a Fat Darrell sandwich pretty much any time that they feel like eating one.

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