Low Cut Connie Flaunt Their 'Brand New Cadillac' Live

By Sarah Bellman | Rolling Stone – Fri, Mar 15, 2013 8:00 AM EDT

Low Cut Connie recently returned to their favorite boozy Philadelphia dive, Ray's Happy Birthday Bar, to show off their old-school rock & roll chops. In this exclusive clip, they perform their charmingly unpolished single "Brand New Cadillac" from their latest album, Call Me Sylvia. Even during a snowstorm, the band is able to turn on the heat, invigorating the joint with a high-energy performance.

"'Brand New Cadillac' is the perfect cut for a joint like Ray's," guitarist-drummer-songwriter Dan Finnemore tells Rolling Stone. "It's all about movin' on to pastures new, but the song – especially live – asks for twistin' and shoutin' instead of crying into your Yuengling."

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