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There are a long line of Cameo's on Sesame Street and Feist is the newest addition to this gang. In someways, the song, with it's nursery rhyme cadence has even more lighthearted than the original.   . . . . . . And MR. Stevie Wonder from 1973 (When I was an avid viewer of the program.) . . .

 You thought you were finally done hearing Feist's "1,2,3,4" when the iPod commercials finally stopped airing huh? Silly rabbit, tricks are for kids. Feist will be appearing on the 39th season premiere of Sesame Street with a new rendition of the song. The video of the performance is the cutest thing you'll see all day...I promise. However, I'm glad I don't have kids, because they'd probably play it over and over until I jumped out of the window.

In my head.  It's curious the dominance this music that no one can hear but me has.  This song is fuckin up my life this week.  In a good way, I think.      

This is my favorite track on Feist's amazing album, The Reminder. If you haven't heard this, you gotta check it out. And if you have, give it another listen.

I saw a clip of Feist on the Colbert Report and remembered how much I love this song... ...and as usual I was quite inspired. Oh and I accidentally made way too many t-shirt transfers of this piece so if anyone wants one ( for a very small fee :] ) send me a mogmail.

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There's actually THREE Feist songs at work. I guess I knew it but I didn't really think about it? I don't know. But there's My Moon, My Man which I always knew was there... And then I Feel It All and Mushaboom. Neither of those songs were ones I could name before actually going to figure out what they were, though, so I guess that explains it. Next thing you know I'll find Frou Frou on there (actually.... I really do think there's an Immy song on there, in whatever varia... MORE

Troubadour Leslie Feist, better known as just Feist may have lost the Grammy for Best New Artist to Amy Winehouse earlier this year, but you ain't gonna be seeing Amy Winehouse on Sesame Street any time soon. On the other hand Feist will reportedly be appearing on the long-running children's program singing her The Reminder hit "1234" and a duet with Elmo she especially wrote for the fuzzy and ticklish little red dude. No air date has been announced. This isn't the fir... MORE

To quote Zero Wing.... "All your base are belong to Apple". Today Apple announced they have surpassed Wal Mart as the America's number one supplier of music. I bet in the year 2000, Wal-Mart execs would have laughed you out of the room if you told them a retailer with no physical presence would outsell them before the decade was over. "We launched iTunes less than five years ago, and it has now become thenumber one music retailer in the world," said Eddy Cue, Apple's v... MORE

You'll notice that to the left in my "songs you should be listening to" the song My Man My Moon sits patiently, ready to be heard. I'm sure many have heard the song before. It's fun and lovable. But really I'm just calling it out because I like it AND because it has the word moon in it. If you look out at the moon tonight it's a really neat sight. It almost looks like the man in the moon is smiling down on us all. I don't know why I've always been amused by this-some... MORE

Feist was nominated for four Grammy Awards and has won multiple Juno Awards, prizes she calls "for the parents." She's had quite a year thanks to the extra attention she got from being featured in one of Apple's commercials for its iPod Nano. Speaking with BBC News, Leslie Feist admitted she had no idea the impact the Apple iPod Nano add featuring her "1234" tune would have. "I felt a definite shift," Feist told the network. "It seemed to pique a lot of curiosi... MORE

Such a beautiful song. This song feels like it was sung outside in open air and not in a studio, which could be the case considering how the entire album was supposedly recorded.

perfect sad song for a perfectly sad heart.

from the hollywood reporter: Jonathan Cohen, Billboard Feb 6, 2008 Feist's "The Reminder" (Cherry Tree/Interscope) has won the 2007 Shortlist Prize, which recognizes albums released between January and November 2007 that have yet to be certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America for U.S. shipments of 500,000 units. "The Reminder" has now sold nearly 515,000 units in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan, propelled by the use of its s... MORE

Amy Winehouse who? Feist is the new "IT" girl. (Was it the iPod commercial?) Feist is the winner of the Seventh Annual Shortlist Music Prize for her 2007 album The Reminder. If you're a Feist fan, you probably got to swooning over the Canadian singer-songwriter way back when 2004's Let It Die broke through. But now in 2008 the swooning is being done by the panel of the Shortlist Music Prize - recording artists Gary Lightbody (Snow Patrol) and Ronnie Vannucci (the Killers... MORE