It was super-awesome being able to talk to her."Ĭopyright © 2021, ABC Audio. "She was just so sunshiny and she was just so nice - like, ridiculously nice, almost.
"I was surprised by how she was exactly what you would expect her to be like," he says. Considering the times, this seems like the exact kind of light that is the opposite of everything that's happening in the world.'"Īfter taking off on TikTok in September, the song's now a radio hit, too, and Jack got to chat via Zoom with Corinne Bailey Rae, who's given his version her blessing. "I was like, 'Oh, this would be a fun song to cover.
"I was just, like, 'Oh man, I used to listen to this all the time! This is a really good song!'" he recalls. Ritt Momney was a Salt Lake City based garage band, taking their name from a tongue-in-cheek spoonerism on Utah. So why that song? It's one his mom played all the time when he was little, and then he happened to hear it again during quarantine. It peaked at 30 in the US and 25 in the UK. "It makes me feel like less of a business person, and more an artist, when I get messages like that." "And not that I can be, like, taking the credit for that - because it's what Corrine did that's helping them through that - but yeah, it is a really cool feeling," he adds.
"I have gotten like some DM's from people saying, '"Put Your Records On" really helped me.this has been a really depressing year and I listen to it all the time and it helps me feel better,'" Jack tells ABC Audio. His re-imagining of Corinne Bailey Rae's 2006 hit " Put Your Records On" has become an unlikely success - and he thinks it's because the song's positive message is "the opposite of everything that's happening in the world." Official video for Ritt Momneys cover of Corinne Bailey Raes Put Your. Daniel Prakopcyk Ritt Momney is the stage name of Utah-based singer/songwriter Jack Rutter. Find out at which radio station you can hear Ritt Momney - Put Your Records On.
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