Sasha Dobson with Norah Jones - GIRL TALK - Official Music Video

Sasha Dobson - vocals
Peter Bernstein - Guitar
Neal Miner - Bass
Dred Scott - Drums
Special guest harmonies by Norah Jones - Courtesy of Blue Note Records

GIRL TALK MUSIC VIDEO FILMED AT STUDIO 111 BROOKLYN

Director of Photography - William Amenta @williamenta
First Assistant Camera - JC Quiroz @jcqv1987
Hair & Make Up- Stacy Skinner @stacyskinner
Editor - Cameron Taddeo @camerontaddeo
Colorist - Lou Daumas @loudaumascolorist
Titles - Joe "The Artist" Guillette @jta1066
Produced by Sasha Dobson and Bob Berger @cvr23
Executive Producer - Kenny McLaughlin

Girl Talk composed by Bobby Troup and Neal Hefti

Thank You:

Jena Kaplaniak @jena742
Sergio Caballero @illuminenyc
Tanya Raupach
Lisa Schiller @schillershots

Special Thanks to
Kenny McLaughlin
Crest Hardware @cresthardware
Dobbin St co-op @dobbinstcoop
Eastern Effects
Fortunato's Bakery
Lella Alimentari @lellaalimentari
Propnspoon @propnspoon
Rosehip Social Florist @rosehipfloral
Savino's Quality Pasta @savinosqualitypasta

[fredwallin]

Most excellent. This version will go down in history.

[DubeMusic]

Great song! Beautiful vocals and harmonies.Everything is in a calm and relaxed atmosphere. A little touch of retro from the good old days. Delightful. Encore ...💙👏🏻👏🏾🌻👏🏻👏🏾💙

[kingkenny]

Wonder Women Unite.... Go Girls.... Lovely!

[PatriciaRodMal]

Una maravilla de musica... escuchando sin parar 🎵👏

[aliciagailey]

Omggg I love this video ❤️❤️ I was so looking forward to seeing it!! Expectations exceeded🥳😍 It goes perfectly with the song😍

[kamisemire]

I was about to listen to 'Amy Winehouse - My Bed' and this was the ad that came on before the song played. I only listened to the ad for a few seconds before I went out of my way to add it to my playlist. I'm so obsessed with the whole vibe and the aesthetic is so well crafted. Good job! I definitely will be subscribing and intend to check out some more of your music in the future.

[TheRealNappyG]

Amazing. The audio AND the video! I'm a lifelong fan. To the last breath. Love you, Sash! (You too, Nora)

[aurelb]

Great great song 🙂. You have a good voice and I like. The guitarist Peter Bernstein he is amazing and great 🙂👏

[Moonlightuser]

Omg Sasha! This is so very good!! Wow! Everything about it. Can’t wait to hear the rest of the record. Bravo

[fno]

Your voice is charming like a jam. I am korean fan. I wish you will sing long long loooong time.

[larsw]

Mrs Dobson, I have to say, is always very good looking.

[homerodaollio]

I wish I marry a woman like Sasha, and she dress up exactly like her. ❤️

[jamesclick]

Amazing, jazzy, sexy song. Sasha can sing her ass off and is drop dead beautiful. Wish more folks would learn about her

[dongeorge]

Ah, Sasha, I hope to see you down at the roller rink.

[dredwine]

How do you not have 102k subscribers rather than 1.02k...

Simple Things... Bullrider... Couldn't Let You Go... Full Moon...

You have ROCKING music. How can we support you?

You're sexy too. Woo!

[tedl]

Great twist on the Neil Hefti/Bobby Troup song (for the 1965 movie Harlow starring Carroll Baker). The original is sung by men in the third person and thus today (hopefully) comes across as profoundly chauvinistic, a myopic vision of half of humanity recently embodied by Mad Men. Singing in the first person, these talented women send up the tune in full pastiche mode, utilizing all the wonderful trappings of mid-century costumes, sets and props. Love the drop the mic (um, I mean phone) shot at the end. Great job! (Hey this paragraph sounds good, maybe I have a new career in music writing)
PS For a creepy version of the original, see The Peddlers' 1967 release:
AND For a highly sexualized and empowered version of the feminine gossip concept, see TLC's Girl Talk from 2002 (I wonder if they intentionally borrowed the title from the original):

[DennisMathias]

Something wrong. Something wrong. I know something about girl talk and there's just no way those cords don't get tangled and bent. I've untangle dozens of those. Until the wireless phone which was the reason they invented cordless phones. Please correct in post.

[LucaScalpelli]

New Yorkers
Don't trust em
You can't

[oldestnerd]

In a way it's sad that this sound's lyrics were written by a man.