Some people have been wondering what it would have been like if Isabel, Christine and I were in fact a 1960s girl group…
or maybe they haven’t…
but if we were this would be our story:
One of the most popular gospel bands of the 1960s… The McFeel-its.
This cheery threesome would traverse the United States and Canada spreading the word of Jesus with cheerful songs about the Lord and all his friends. They were known to have large coifs in which they held all their worldly possessions. Sometimes they would have a bible, a deck of cards, harmonicas, and even a toaster located conveniently in their follicles. After all, they weren’t nuns :)
They became very famous in the New Brunswick region of Canada, where they set up a small theatre called “Mc Touch this Theatre”. There they performed all their hits including “Thar be My Jesus,” “The Lord’s Rap,” and “Holy Paradise” (which Coolio sampled for his song ‘Gangsta’s Paradise’) to sold out audiences. There performances were sold out for eight years straight, due to the fact there was little to do in New Brunswick.
In 1968 Christine McFeel-it left the group to create her own Religious inspired sweatshirt line called “Lord Gear,” which was also very successful in New Brunswick
In 1973 the rest of the group disbanded due to neck injuries after packing their bouffants for a European tour, so they too returned to scenic New Brunswick. Where they later opened the “Immaculate Cafe & Grill”
Here is the album cover for their most critically acclaimed album…

all their dreams are alive…
♫LAUREN