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Levi’s Pioneer Sessions: The Revival Recordings project delivers once again with a fantastic cover from the apparently-not-disbanded Shins. They chose this cover of Squeeze’s “Goodbye Girl” as their first new piece of music to be made publicly available in over two years, and it’s quite a homecoming. As always, you can stream and download the track here:
The Shins – “Goodbye Girl” (Squeeze Cover)
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by on June 10, 2010 ‡ 3 reactions
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I feel like this isn’t the Shins, but just James Mercer…
Luis, there was also the cover of Tenement Halls’ “Plenty is Never Enough” last year on Merge Records’ SCORE! compilation.
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