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Katy Goodman and Greta Morgan Announce Covers Record, Cover Replacements’ “Bastards of Young”

Take It, It's Yours Out August 26 on Polyvinyl

Jun 23, 2016 Springtime Carnivore
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Katy Goodman (La Sera) and Greta Morgan (Springtime Carnivore) have teamed up to release Take It, It’s Yours, a covers album featuring reimagined versions of ‘70s & ‘80s punk and New Wave songs. They’ve shared the album’s first single, a reviting cover of the 1985 Replacements classic “Bastards of Young.” The album’s title draws its name from the end of the original version of “Bastards of Young,” an ad-libbed aside from Paul Westerberg.

Goodman had the following to say about adding their own twist to the songs: “On the surface a song like ‘Pay to Cum’ seems really masculine, but to me, the lyrics are really more about freedom. You have the right to sing, you have the right to dance. When you have two girls harmonizing on these songs, they take on a new meaning, because you’re listening in a different way.”

Many of the songs were stripped down to reveal “hidden messages that might be obscured by the tempos or the distortion,” according to Morgan. “It definitely shows the durability of these songs,” she says. “If we can re-imagine them as much as we did, it just shows how solid the skeletons of those songs are.”

“We sort of imagined that the artists handed us these songs,” Morgan says. “These songs helped shaped who we are,” Goodman says. “They gave us the songs, and now we get to give them back as our thank you.”

You can check out the song and album’s tracklist below:

Take It, It’s Yours Tracklist:

1. Over The Edge (Wipers)

2. Pay to Cum (Bad Brains)

3. Bastards of Young (The Replacements)

4. Sex Beat (The Gun Club)

5. Ever Fallen in Love (Buzzcocks)

6. Where Eagles Dare (The Misfits)

7. I Wanna Be Your Dog (The Stooges)

8. In the City (The Jam)

9. Dreaming (Blondie)

10. Rebel Yell (Billy Idol)

Also, read our recent interview with La Sera about their new album and Springtime Carnivore’s 2014 Artist Survey.



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