
I didn't realize it, but David and I have been under a rock about her - Leslie Feist - of Feist. David is researching Leslie Feist online, and finding the most from a New York Times feature article on her. We learned that she injured her vocal chords, which is when and why she learned to play the guitar; she's been in the indie scene for a while; she played drums and other instruments for other bands until realizing she just had to play for her own band; that she held lots of odd jobs including one at a flower shop; and that she called her dad before making the 1234 video to excitedly tell him she was going to dance in a video that was inspired by the movie Fame. Here are some good links:
Good New York Times article on Leslie Feist
Feist MySpace page
Leslie Feist on Wikipedia
Bunches of people are searching for 1 2 3 4 from Feist, according to Yahoo
Virb.com for Feist photos
Check out Feist albums in Amazon. Learn more about The Reminder from Amazon too.
And here is the "chocolate" cell phone commercial from Verizon featuring My Moon My Man, also on Feist's The Reminder album (I can feel the competition Verizon is feeling from Apple!):