And Days Of Auld Lang Syne
Saturday, January 4, 2003
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And Days of 'Auld Lang Syne'
National Public Radio
All Things Considered
Monday December 31, 2001
audio review
"We created an assignment for a Boston band called Jim's Big Ego. We asked them to come up with a new song for this holiday."
Though "Auld Lang Syne" continues to be played and sung by millions, All Things Considered host Robert Siegel notes that "it's been around for a while. It's on that realization," Siegel says, "that we created an assignment for a Boston band called Jim's Big Ego. We asked them to come up with a new song for this holiday." Band leader Jim Infantino admits the assignment was "kind of daunting" -- but with bandmates Jesse Flack and Dan Cantor, he took it on.
See the Original article to listen to the All Things Considered segment.
And Days of 'Auld Lang Syne'
National Public Radio
All Things Considered
Monday December 31, 2001
audio review
"We created an assignment for a Boston band called Jim's Big Ego. We asked them to come up with a new song for this holiday."
Though "Auld Lang Syne" continues to be played and sung by millions, All Things Considered host Robert Siegel notes that "it's been around for a while. It's on that realization," Siegel says, "that we created an assignment for a Boston band called Jim's Big Ego. We asked them to come up with a new song for this holiday." Band leader Jim Infantino admits the assignment was "kind of daunting" -- but with bandmates Jesse Flack and Dan Cantor, he took it on.
See the Original article to listen to the All Things Considered segment.