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Everyone's taste is different. I'm just posting this because I feel it is interesting and relevant for most of us here.
MonaLisa Twins. They are from Austria and their 1st language is German. They love the Beatles and their works along with other English and American singers from the 60's. They still sing in English and German. When viewing their early video's the accent can be detected. They operate out of Liverpool now primarily due to the Beatles and sing often at the rebuilt Cavern Club.
Their father is their manager. He has a small recording studio set up where they stack tracks. When performing live they have a couple of other members join in.
Both girls play a variety of instruments. The father is credited on teaching them but since he doesn't seem to play too well I would say encourage is a more correct term.
They released their version of "Teach Your Children" on father's day this year as a tribute to their father who is playing the bass. I like to see young people interested in "our" music. If interested, they have many songs on YouTube.
MonaLisa Twins. They are from Austria and their 1st language is German. They love the Beatles and their works along with other English and American singers from the 60's. They still sing in English and German. When viewing their early video's the accent can be detected. They operate out of Liverpool now primarily due to the Beatles and sing often at the rebuilt Cavern Club.
Their father is their manager. He has a small recording studio set up where they stack tracks. When performing live they have a couple of other members join in.
Both girls play a variety of instruments. The father is credited on teaching them but since he doesn't seem to play too well I would say encourage is a more correct term.
They released their version of "Teach Your Children" on father's day this year as a tribute to their father who is playing the bass. I like to see young people interested in "our" music. If interested, they have many songs on YouTube.
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