Turbowolf’s lucky “Rabbit Foot”

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This is Turbowolf

“I need some kind of voodoo. I need some kind of luck.”

Origin: Bristol, England
Active Since: Pre-2010
Genre: Hipster Indie Rock with flairs of psychedelia
Latest Album: “The Free Life”

Mood: Stompin’ some ass.

The band toured for years before they released any music. That’s how it’s done kids. Develop your craft. Get good. THEN upload it to YouTube.

Turbowolf are aptly named. A jacked-up, high octane wolf. That’s about right.

Rabbit’s Foot” is one of the band’s most accessible jams with a bump n stomp rhythm that blasts the doors off the hinges right from the start.

Behold… Turbowolf.

 

I had bad luck, from the day of birth
Oh my, my, what a curse
I tried to shake it out my shoes
But I just seem to lose
Everything I ever touch
Well it just turns to dust
I need a little, a little good luck

I need some kinda voodoo
I need some kinda luck
I need some kinda voodoo
I need some kinda

Luck in a rabbit’s foot
Black cat bone, and the moon
The shape shifting witch’s brew
Is what I’ll drink with you
Luck from a rabbit’s foot
Killed by a cross-eyed look
I found a little, a little good luck

I need some kinda voodoo
I need some kinda luck
I need some kinda voodoo
S-s-some kinda luck

Yeah, I’m a lucky man
And I do the best I can to
Hold this old devil’s hand
I’ll make you understand my
Love isn’t deep enough
And if you don’t hurry up
You’ll need a little, a little good luck

Yeah!
A little good luck
A little good luck
A little good luck
I need a little good luck, Marie Laveau
I need a little good
Luck!

I, I, I need some kinda voodoo
I need some kinda luck
I need some kinda voodoo
I need some kinda luck

Some kinda voodoo
Some kinda luck
Some kinda voodoo
Some kinda luck, luck
Some kinda voodoo
(Rabbit’s foot)
Some kinda luck
Some kinda voodoo
(Rabbit’s foot)
Some kinda luck, luck
Luck!

**Bonus: Turbowolf’s cover of MGMT’s “Electric Feel”. If you know/like the MGMT version, you’ll recognize how badass and dragged through the mud this version is. Brilliant.