Wendy & Lisa is a music duo consisting of Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman. They began working with Prince in the early 1980s and were part of his band the Revolution, before branching out on their own and releasing their eponymous debut studio album in 1987. In recent years they have turned their attention to writing music for film and television and have won an Emmy Award.
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"I was watching the DJ kind of screw around and he played this record, this was a record by Al Hudson and the partners called 'You Can Do It,' and I still refer to the tagline in this song when I remember that. I always go, 'You can do it,' and you know that you can."Watch this moment
"this is from the Michael Zager Band called Let's All Chant and it's really cheesy but it goes let's all CH let all CH do you remember that not really it's really obscure."Watch this moment
"I got the new Clinic compilation, which is... I love Clinic, I just love them."Watch this moment
"I think it's fantastic and Pains of Being Pure at Heart, I loved hazer music. I loved My Bloody Valentine and Lush and all that, so supposed to be fantastic."Watch this moment
"I got this for my son, the Beastie Boys huge compilation. I'd rather... I just would... I don't know, I'd rather have him listen to, you know, Paul's Boutique again."Watch this moment
"Speaking of influence this guy Steve Reich, oh you got the remixes, yeah that's great. I was curious to find out 'cause I have the original recordings and one of them called 'Come Out' was the first time I heard like a sampled voice and this is all done with tape manipulation way back in the '60s."Watch this moment
"Buffy, good old Buffy Sainte-Marie, she was just totally amazing... unbelievable American Indian... very, very cool."Watch this moment
"Malcolm McLaren's 'Fans' is really beautiful. It's one of the first and one of the best combination records of like string, you know, classical music and pop dance."Watch this moment
"Slave to the Rhythm, when we first heard it we just totally fell in love. It made us want to work with Trevor Horn, who produced this record."Watch this moment
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