Who is the only artist to have had his/her grandparent(s) featured on the b-side of their single.
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Ok, found this...don't know if it's correct and I think the name of the band is Arcade Fire?
The A-side of the record is a song called Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels) which should appear on their new LP as well. The B-side is apparently a 1940's radio broadcast of Win's maternal grandfather with his 'Alvino Rey Orchestra'. Here is what their Merge bio has to say about the B-side.
"Win Butler is the grandson of Alvino Rey, who led the Alvino Rey Orchestra with a pedal steel guitar from the 30s to the 70s. He grew up in Texas where he and his brother (Will) learned how to play music from their mother (a jazz harpist)."You can leave an optional "tip" with Mahalo's virtual currency, Mahalo Dollars. If you are asking a difficult question that might require some research, or if you'd like a wide variety of feedback, a higher tip often leads to more answers to your question.
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How bout a hint..
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Far from not caring, even with the clues, I'm stumped! Will keep thinking about it!
You know it's funny, I had just about given up and figured no one even cared, lol. Hints: It was released in 2004, in the rock genre, and the grandsons in question are together, part of a band. There you go, 4 hints. Can't say i'm not generous ;)
oh my goodness! I wasn't sure, but I searched for a couple days for that one on and off! I had to keep changing my search terms....surprised I found it! It was a good question.....a tough one! :)