"OOPS...I DID IT AGAIN!" with PMJ

[john]

YT

I'm not hearing Marilyn.
It's more of a cross between Carol Channing and Bjork.
I'm not saying that's a bad thing.

reminds me of Amy Winehouse

Dieselpunk Britney

Theres something very Shirley Temple about her when she hits the low notes. I don't know if it's the faces she makes or the motions she does but that is the first thing I thought of. Absolutely love it

She rocks. She reminds me of Mariah Carey, but Haley sings way better than MC.

It really sounds comical, particulary because of the stark contrast to original. In this style she is like "gugu gaga" to a baby or imitating a baby. First reaction "soo bad", then after a minute "soo bad it is good" and LMAO.
Please continue reviving old styles this way and don't take this the bad way. I'm just being honest. You made my day :-D

WOW had me thinking of Carol Channing here. Very much her singing style.

I dunno, could be the composition but she's giving me more Ella than Marilyn Monroe (which is in no way a bad thing, she sounds fabulous).

I've waited my whole life for this.

[dswim2]

Wow! Sings better than Mariah Carey! Now that's a compliment!

[riley]

Holy Cow almost 300k views!

[InItToWinIt]

Time: Watch Britney Spears’ “Oops I Did It Again” Re-imagined As A 1950s Scorcher

Postmodern Jukebox did it again

Britney Spears recently gave into nostalgia and re-created the album cover for her mega-hit “Oops I Did It Again” with her children. While Spears’ throwback was adorable, when it comes to transforming the track itself, leave it to the experts at Postmodern Jukebox to deliver.

In their latest effort, the group who turned Taylor Swift’s “Style” into a Grease-inspired bopper, transformed Spears’ 2000 chart-topper and re-imagined it as a sizzling jazz number—and it really works. The band decided to treat the song as if it was written for Marilyn Monroe and is appropriately full of horns, thumping bass, and plinking jazz piano.

[midnightblues]

Time: Watch Britney Spears’ “Oops I Did It Again” Re-imagined As A 1950s Scorcher

Postmodern Jukebox did it again

Britney Spears recently gave into nostalgia and re-created the album cover for her mega-hit “Oops I Did It Again” with her children. While Spears’ throwback was adorable, when it comes to transforming the track itself, leave it to the experts at Postmodern Jukebox to deliver.

In their latest effort, the group who turned Taylor Swift’s “Style” into a Grease-inspired bopper, transformed Spears’ 2000 chart-topper and re-imagined it as a sizzling jazz number—and it really works. The band decided to treat the song as if it was written for Marilyn Monroe and is appropriately full of horns, thumping bass, and plinking jazz piano.

Be interesting to hear Britts. comment on this.

[Miguel]

twitter: "Singer, songwriter, vocal coach, actor, musical theatre nerd...'

In love with the new cover of "Oops, I Did It Again' by @PMJofficial. So deliciously catchy. http://youtu.be/g_HN50TLuaI #ReinventingJazz

[john]

Pop-warping geniuses Postmodern Jukebox and former Idol star Haley Reinhart have completely re-imagined Britney Spears's classic hit, "Oops!... I Did It Again," as a 1950s jazz number. The clip has already received over 300,000 views in just a day and has been featured on TIME.com.

http://www.spillitnow.com/viewtopic.php?p=4732615

[dswim2]

OMG! Haley is on YouTube's homepage! She's under just released music videos!!

[mercfan3]

Time: Watch Britney Spears’ “Oops I Did It Again” Re-imagined As A 1950s Scorcher

Postmodern Jukebox did it again

Britney Spears recently gave into nostalgia and re-created the album cover for her mega-hit “Oops I Did It Again” with her children. While Spears’ throwback was adorable, when it comes to transforming the track itself, leave it to the experts at Postmodern Jukebox to deliver.

In their latest effort, the group who turned Taylor Swift’s “Style” into a Grease-inspired bopper, transformed Spears’ 2000 chart-topper and re-imagined it as a sizzling jazz number—and it really works. The band decided to treat the song as if it was written for Marilyn Monroe and is appropriately full of horns, thumping bass, and plinking jazz piano.

Be interesting to hear Britts. comment on this.

As I said, Brit loves to re-arrange her songs into a cabaret style



So I bet she'll love it if she sees it.

Also, the Shirley Temple comment is interesting...I think Haley could play a twenty something year old Shirley...

[john]

OMG! Haley is on YouTube's homepage! She's under just released music videos!!

That is cool. I went there incognito and the video was front and center (well almost).