Spoons-Playing, Kangaroo-Loving Grandma Plays the Black Keys’ ‘Lonely Boy’ Australia’s Got Talent finalist Deb “Spoons” Perry covers the Black Keys’ “Lonely Boy” like we’ve never seen it: with Perry’s signature style of jump-jivin’ whole-body spoon-clapping. And kangaroos. </noscript> What is there not to love about this video? We wanted to know everything there is to know about Perry, a performer and teacher based in Bridgetown, Australia. Her incredible bio goes something like this: 1953 — Told I was good at keeping time with the tambourine when at Kindergarten. 1966–1970 — Played drums in the band called Diodes, plus played my drums with pianists and in musicals while teaching in the country. 1972 — Taught to play the spoons by an elderly man, Danny, in the Stoned Crow Wine bar in North Fremantle when listening to a jug band, Red Rocket And the Thunderbolt Scramblers. 1990 — Western Australian Symphony Orchestra’s Family Christmas Concert as a Soloist and played to a 10 min piece called “Fascinating Rhythms.” 2008 — Australia’s Got Talent (finalist). </noscript> Ms. Perry, all we can say is this: Don’t make us wait too long for the next one. Go on, go ’head and click and Follow Us for more updates straight to your news & nonsense feeds. THE BEST STUFF OF THE DAY: • This Is What Happens When You Hire Nolan’s ‘Dark Knight’ Batman for Kid’s Birthday • Say NO to Crack, YES to Skating: Watch the Best Local Ad for a Roller Rink Ever • This Luxury Penthouse Bathroom Will Literally Scare the Sh*t Out of You