

The Heebee-jeebees sang their first notes together in the fall of 1993. They have been entertaining audiences ever since. The group has won international acclaim for their original vocal stylings. In 1995, the Heebee-jeebees released their first CD, "Hurry Up and Wait". In 1997, they released their Christmas album, "Waiting Under the Mistletoe". Calgarians will be familiar with the group from their numerous public appearances over the years. The Heebee-jeebees have performed in events from the First Night Festival, the Winter Festival, to Calgary Flames Games. They have also appeared on local television and radio stations. The Heebee-jeebees are reaching nationwide fame through several appearances on CBC's This Morning.
| What I Like About You Guitarzan Charlie On the MTA Be My Yoko Ono Does Your Mother Know I Feel Fine Man of Constant Sorrow Who Put The Bomp? Walkin' On Sunshine I'm A Believer |
Canada's favorite all-male humorous a cappella quartet returns, dressed in surgical scrubs and having no qualms about suturing a "My Favorite Things" sample to a manic cover of "What I Like About You," the already silly "Guitarzan" gets sillier, a live crowd goes nuts on "Charlie On The MTA" and "Who Put the Bomp." There are spirited covers of "I Feel Fine" (with faux horns to die for), "Man of Constant Sorrow" (with a surprise sample of "Kumbaya"), "Walkin' On Sunshine," and the Monkees' "I'm a Believer" Also very funny are "Be My Yoko Ono" and the foot-tapping "Does Your Mother Know." "Surgical Strike" joins a slew of excellent Heebees CDs in our catalog: "Xmas Nuts," "Heebee Jeebee TV," "Falalalala," "Waiting Under The Mistletoe" and "Hurry Up and Wait." These guys have about as much fun, on stage and in the recording studio, as any a cappella group we've heard, and so do we!
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| 2485 CD $14.95 |
| Angels We Have Heard on High Winter Wonderland Jingle Bell Rock Frosty the Snowman Joy to the World Little Drummer Boy (Rum Pa Pum Pum) Do You Hear What I Hear? (Live) e Cowboy Christmas Sox & Underwear Huron Carol Let It Snow! (Mistletoe!) God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (Arrest The Bearded Gentlemen) Boxing Day Blues (Bourbon Street Mix) |
It would hardly be Christmas without a new holiday release from our favorite Canadian merrymakers and the four lads are up to their usual mischief with this highly enjoyable recording. All is fair game as the group twists the lyrics to some Christmas standards along with a healthy dose of Christmas originals highlighting their songwriting skills. Poor Frosty will never be the same, The Merry Gentlemen seem to of gotten lost and ended up on Gilligan’s Island and it sounds like The Little Drummer Boy may have been drinking. “Cowboy Christmas” tells quite a tale and I think they make it quite clear what they don’t want for Christmas in “Sox & Underwear”. It’s not all silliness as these guys also show their singing chops on “Huron Carol” and the arrangements are fun throughout. A delightful Christmas title.
Listen to "Let It Snow! (Mistletoe!)" in Real Audio.
| 2486 CD $14.95 |
| Why Didn't I Channel 12 Thursday Girl Use The Force You Kissed Me First We Have Standards I Hate David Schwimmer Marry-Time Folksong Rocks Use The Force |
Canada's finest a cappella humorists are back...big time. The recording has a couple of their trademark maritime-styled (sea chanties) humorous twists on human foibles that bracket a mix of arrangements which take us, laughing, on a tour of musical varities. That vocal trumpet is great! Then there1s "Channel 12" which is a gospel sendup of TV Evangelism-for-money which has been nominated for the 2001 CARA Best Humorous song. The entire recording has been included among the CARA nominees for Best Humorous Recording. Great stuff! But wait, there1s more! In addition to the ten fine songs you will find that this recording is a multimedia extravaganza. The directions suggest that you put the CD in your Windows based PC to watch Heebee-Jeebee TV! Actually, we found that Macs also had easy access to the ten little clips which came up as QuickTime movies. You1ll laugh, you1ll cry, you1ll shrink with horror! Yes, you1ll gasp at such wonders as the Nutcracker Suite danced to by men who can only be described, as does the "moderator," when he says that these guys put the ?A1 in ballet. Sit back and enjoy, we1ll wake you up at the end of the show!
| 2717 CD $14.98 |
| Joy to the World I'm Telling! Winter Wonderland Shopping Mall Santa Claus Mistletoe! Mistletoe! Mistletoe! Ebenezer Arrest This Bearded Gentlemen Sox & Underwear Let's All Make Money at Christmas Silent Night Sox & Underwear |
Fasten your sleighbelts, the Heebie-Jeebies (Canadians Cedric Blary, Chris Herard, Ken Lima-Coelho and Jonathan Love) are coming to town with the most irreverent Christmas CD of all time! Just to give you a taste, the boys sing, to the tune of "Let It Snow:" "When you finally state your vows, you may think that's where lip-locking ends. If there's Mistletoe in your house, you can make out with all of her friends! Mistletoe, mistletoe, mistletoeÉ" "Let's All Make Money at Christmas" features the line, "When folks are consuming, our profits are booming, at Christmas it's time to sell out!" Included are "Joy to the World" (sung relatively straight), "I'm Telling," "Winter Wonderland" , "Shopping Mall Santa Claus," "Mistletoe, Mistletoe, Mistletoe!," "Ebenezer," "Arrest This Bearded Gentleman," "Sox & Underwear," "Let's All Make Money At Christmas" and "Silent Night". Every twisted lyric is included in the festive liner notes. The CD fits nicely in a stocking, with ample room for a lump of coal (not included!).
Listen to "Mistletoe! Mistletoe! Mistletoe!" in Real Audio.
| 2951 CD $14.98 |
| Santa Claus Is Coming To Town Jingle Bell Rock Cowboy Christmas Little Saint Nick Do You Hear What I Hear? Little Drummer Boy (Rim Pa Pum Pum) Please Santa Be Real Boxing Day Blues Angels We Have Heard On High Carol Of The Bells (Studio Jam) |
Those wacky chaps from Canada (it must be the air up there) are as irascible and hilarious as ever on this festive recording. "Jingle Bell Rock" features the steady clanging of "bells" and a string bending "guitar" intro. Sliding in and out of notes like tobaggoners on snowpack, the harmonies are confident and the rhythms swing. "Little Saint Nick" is reminiscent of the soaring voices of the Beach Boys, "Do You Hear What I Hear" is a soulful wail, finger-snapping "Little Drummer Boy" a percussive rave. The doo-wop stylings of "Please Santa Be Real" implore with true sweetness-c'mon, Santa!
Listen to "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" in Real Audio.
| 2156 CD $14.98 |
| Good Lovin' Blue Moon I'm in a Hurry The Boring Song Rockin' Robin Spiderman For the Longest Time Under the Boardwalk Duke of Earl Goodnight Sweetheart You Kissed Me First Sesame Street Runsaround Sue Rocks California Dreamin' Rubber Duckie Kiss Him Goodbye Lion Sleeps Tonight |
You are in for a treat. This recording contains straight ahead a cappella covers with no production embellishments, sung to you by the quartet who placed first in the 1997 Northern Harmony, A Canadian A Cappella Celebration. Now even though these songs are recorded just the way you could hear them performed on stage, the vocal kazoo and trumpet chorus on "Rockin' Robin does provide a distinctive, playful, embellishment. You'll find "Good Lovin'," "Blue Moon," "For The Longest Time," "Under The Boardwalk" (nice gargle effect there), "Duke Of Earl," "Sesame Street" and more, eighteen tunes in all. Go Canada! Get Heebee-Jeebees!
| 2159 CD $14.98 |
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