Prussian Blue is a girl rock band composed of Lynx and Lamb Gaede, 13-year-old twins of April Gaede. Their previous CD albums include Fragment of the Future, which is mostly a collection of folk rock songs.

The girls are now working on their new album, and their latest song (meant for release later this year) is a Rock-'n'-Roll version of Rudyard Kipling's poem THE STRANGER. The song has the same title. Prussian Blue has decided to release, in advance of the album's publication, a preview of the song's chorus, the words of which are:

"This was my father's belief, and this is also mine...
Let the corn be all of one sheaf, and the grapes be all of one vine."

Stylistically, the music is somewhere between "California Dreaming" and something that you might have heard popular bands singing in 1965.

The direct download link is
 http://jabpage.org/images/stchrave.mp3

However, if you'd prefer to go first to a page containing both the download link as well as some pictures of the artists, go to

 http://members.tripod.com/mead14/pbbrief.html

We hope that the girls' music meets your expectations.

Jerry Abbott