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Backseat Beat Extra: Jaime Lee’s Still Flyin’ Outtakes

Our host, Jaime Lee, typically comes up with more amazing stuff than we can possibly stuff into one episode. In this video, you’ll find some of her choicest outtakes from our recent episode with former-fake-reggae-supergroup Still Flyin’. The woman is on fire!

Episode 5 was originally published on The Bay Bridged on November 11, 2010.

Backseat Beat
Created by Brad Robertson
Hosted by Jaime Lee Currier
Produced by Dana Goldberg and Brad Robertson

Backseat Beat Extra: Still Flyin’s “Strength”

In Episode 5 of Backseat Beat, Still Flyin’ ate vegan chocolates, showed us photos of them in their underwear, and braved a serious risk of electrocution by rocking out in the pouring rain. This is the complete video of a new song called Strength, shot on location in San Francisco and originally published on The Bay Bridged on November 11, 2010.

http://myspace.com/stillflyin
http://lostandlonesome.com.au/

Backseat Beat
Created by Brad Robertson
Hosted by Jaime Lee Currier
Produced by Dana Goldberg and Brad Robertson

Backseat Beat Extra: Still Flyin’s “All Lips Touch”

In Episode 5 of Backseat Beat, Still Flyin’ ate vegan chocolates, showed us photos of them in their underwear, and braved a serious risk of electrocution by rocking out in the pouring rain. This is the complete video of a new song called All Lips Touch, shot on location in San Francisco and originally published on The Bay Bridged on November 11, 2010.

http://myspace.com/stillflyin
http://lostandlonesome.com.au/

Backseat Beat
Created by Brad Robertson
Hosted by Jaime Lee Currier
Produced by Dana Goldberg and Brad Robertson

Episode 5: Still Flyin’

Backseat Beat Episode 5: Still Flyin
Sean Rawls breaking it down in a downpour with Still Flyin’

It was supposed to be a joke—a fake reggae band backed by a stage full of non-musicians drinking beer on couches. But somehow, along the way, the joke band became a living breathing organism, which itself became an unholy cross between a party band supergroup and an international exchange program.

Still Flyin’ may be the only band in the world for which a) you’ll never see the same line up twice, and b) it doesn’t matter because regardless of how many people are playing which instruments, you’ll be dancing your butt off. In most bands, if someone splits, it’s a crisis. But when your band resembles a Cecil B. DeMille epic, with a cast of thousands and a core lineup that overlaps with more stellar bands than we have space to name check here, you’re guaranteed to bust a block every time. Continue reading Episode 5: Still Flyin’