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The Heebee jeebees

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Released
  
2006

Genre
  
A Cappella

Producer
  
Chris Herard

Active from
  
1993

Recorded
  
2006

Label
  
Guy Records

Xmas Nuts
  
Surgical Strike

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Albums
  
Surgical Strike, Heebee-Jeebe TV, Hurry Up and Wait, X-mas Nuts!

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The Heebee-jeebees are a Canadian a cappella quartet formed in 1993 in Calgary, Canada. The Heebee-jeebees have released 8 recordings, all to international recognition including 4 CARA nominations and 2 CARA Awards. They have won the Canadian A Cappella Northern Harmony Championships twice, and have been named the inaugural inductee into the Northern Harmony Hall of Fame. The group often incorporates comedy and audience interaction into their performances.

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Currently the band's lineup is Jonathan Love (tenor), Chris Herard (tenor), Ken Lima-Coelho (tenor), and Cédric Blary (bass).

The heebee jeebees ordinary day


Discography

Albums are all independent releases on the Heebee-jeebees' own label "Guy Records".

  • Hurry Up and Wait (1995)
  • Waiting Under the Mistletoe (1997)
  • Heebee-jeebee TV (2000)
  • FALALALALA! (2001)
  • Xmas Nuts (2004)
  • Surgical Strike (2006)
  • Christmas Crackers (2007)
  • Swamp Mix! (2010)

    • Awards

  • 2008 First a Group inaugarated into the Canadian A Cappella Hall of Fame
  • 2004 - Pacific Northwest Regional Champions
  • 1998 - First Place and Audience favourite at the Pacific North West Harmony Sweeps, becoming the first Canadian group to advance to the Sweeps finals.
  • 2001 - First Place and Audience Favourite at Northern Harmony Canadian A Cappella Festival.
  • 1999 - Second Place and Audience Favourite at Northern Harmony Canadian A Cappella Festival, and Best Original Song for "Use The Force".
  • 1997 - First Place and Audience Favourite at Northern Harmony Canadian A Cappella Festival.

    • Songs

    Marry-Time Folksong
    I'm in a Hurry
    The Boring Song

    References

    The Heebee-jeebees Wikipedia
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