Angel Olsen delves into the past on ‘Who’s Sorry Now’

As a companion piece to ‘The Man In The High Castle,’ a show that takes place in an alternate America that’s been taken over by the Nazis, Danger Mouse and Sam Cohen have created something of a companion piece, ‘Resistance Radio,’ that brings together a number of indie luminaries. Alongside Beck, Karen O, The Shins and Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen has also been enlisted for the project. She’s covered ‘Who’s Sorry Now,’ a track that was originally made popular in 1923 by Isham Jones before becoming a hit in 1958 by Connie Francis (bit of history for you there). Listening to Angel’s version, you’d think she’d stepped right out of the 50’s herself. It’s a crackly, hazy slice of vintage Americana, and her voice lilts and swoons like one of the great singers from days gone by. It’s a little bit gritty, beautiful and absolutely jam packed with emotional impact. Listen to Angel cover ‘Who’s Sorry Now’ below.