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Edit by Regina Spektor

Artist Biography For Regina Spektor

Regina Ilyinichna Spektor Is A Russian–born American Singer Songwriter And Pianist. After Self-Releasing Her First Three Records And Gaining Popularity In New York City's Independent Music Scenes Particularly The Anti-Folk Scene Centered On New York City's East Village Spektor Signed With Sire Records In 2004 And Began Achieving Greater Mainstream Recognition. After Giving Her Third Album A Major Label Re-Release Sire Released Spektor's Fourth Album Begin To Hope Which Achieved A Gold Certification By The RIAA. Her Following Two Albums Far And What We Saw From The Cheap Seats Each Debuted At Number 3 On The Billboard 200. 2016's Remember Us To Life Peaked At 23 On The Billboard 200. Mayor Bill De Blasio Proclaimed June 11 2019 Regina Spektor Day In New York City. Spektor Was Also Inducted Into The Bronx Walk Of Fame On May 18 2019 By Borough President Rubén Díaz Jr.

Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Edit

"Edit" Is An Alternative Pop Song From Singer-Songwriter Regina Spektor Released In The Fall Of 2006 On The Album Begin To Hope. The Song Is Well Known Amongst Spektor's Fans And Has Been A Live Favourite During Her Tour For The Album. It Has Been Noted As The Record's Most Diverse Song Incorporating Synthetic Noises MIDI And Loops Into Spektor's Otherwise Simplistic Trademark Sound. "You Don't Have No Doctor Robert You Don't Have No Uncle Albert" References The Beatles' Song "Doctor Robert" As Well As Paul And Linda McCartney's 1971 Hit "Uncle Albert". "Edit" Has Notably Been Covered By British Anti-Folk Band The Red Army And Is Rumoured To Be Released As A Single In The Second Quarter Of 2008.

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