Final night time, Leslie Feist, who has constructed a improbable legacy as a part of Damaged Social Scene and together with her solo music as Feist, was inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Corridor Of Fame at Massey Corridor in Toronto, ON, Canada. The night time additionally honoured ’80s rock band the Tragically Hip, Mike Reno and Paul Dean of rock band Loverboy, and pop singer-songwriter Roch Voisine.
Feist was inducted by Grammy-winning producer and musician Finneas, who gave a speech about assembly her as a fan in 2018 on the airport. “Leslie is so lots of your favorite artists’ favorite artist,” he mentioned. “I do know, I’ve talked to all of them about her. She has probably the most lovely voice I can think about an individual having and writes lyrics and melodies which have moved me to tears and made my spouse and I dance in our kitchen for years. She additionally kicks ass on the guitar.”
There was additionally a musical tribute, which featured Charlotte Cornfield opening with “How Come You By no means Go There,” adopted by Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy performing “The Park,” and shutting with Finneas’ rendition of “My Moon My Man.” That cowl was launched this previous Friday as an Amazon Music Authentic. Feist has carried out with Tweedy earlier than, notably for “You And I” from Wilco’s seventh studio launch Wilco (The Album). Feist additionally sang with Cornfield on the one “Dwelling With It,” off the current album Hurts Like Hell.
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