Kickstand Jenny – Love It or Leave It
Kickstand Jenny – Love It or Leave It – Official Music Video
Written By Preston Morelock & Chris McComas
The video is a fun, humorous take on a typical coffee shop show.
Imagine going to your usual coffee shop to enjoy a nice hot cup of brew while surfing the web or reading a book, all while a nice folk singer serenades you in the background.
Well, not today!
The venue must have had an oversight when they hired Kickstand Jenny to play on a Tuesday morning.. The band is unbothered by the venue or the audience, as they see themselves as true rock stars, and that how they play every show!
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