The Fratellis are a Scottish alternative rock band from Glasgow, Scotland. The band consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Jon Fratelli (born John Lawler), bass guitarist Barry Fratelli (born Barry Wallace), and drummer, backing vocalist, occasional guitarist and banjo player Mince Fratelli (born Gordon McRory). During live shows, they are assisted by pianist/rhythm guitarist, Will Foster. The group\\\'s debut album Costello Music was released on September 26, 2006 and debuted at a high #2 on the UK Album Charts and was also successful in the United States peaking at #48 on the Billboard 200. The album contained 2 UK Top 10 singles \\\"Chelsea Dagger\\\" and \\\"Whistle for the Choir\\\". It also contained 2 UK Top 40 hits \\\"Henrietta\\\" and \\\"Baby Fratelli\\\". It also produced other singles such as \\\"Flathead\\\" that made #67 on the UK Singles Charts and #73 on the Billboard Hot 100. The band\\\'s second album Here We Stand was released on June 9, 2008 and peaked at #5 on the UK Album Charts and #80 on the Billboard 200. The album yielded 1 UK Top 40 song \\\"Mistress Mabel\\\" and another UK Top 100 single \\\"Look Out Sunshine!\\\" and contained a third single, \\\"A Heady Tale\\\" which failed to chart. Background information Origin Glasgow, Scotland Genres Alternative rock, indie rock, garage rock revival Years active 2005–2009 (on hiatus) Labels Island Records Members Jon Fratelli Barry Fratelli Mince Fratelli \\\"Ole Black \\\'n\\\' Blue Eyes\\\" is a song by The Fratellis. It was the fifth and final track to be released from their debut album Costello Music. This single was released as an EP with 3 b-sides. The single charted at #168 in the UK Singles Chart, making it the lowest charting single by the band to date although considering the fact that it was released as the fifth single (let alone a limited edition EP) from the band\\\'s highly successful, big-selling debut album. The single received some airplay on radio stations, but not much. The Music Video for the song is a cartoon that shows the band in a western style city. They are catching some sort of crazy woman monster all throughout the video but she always gets away. The woman has black and blue eyes, most likely a reference to the song title. In the end, we learn that she also bails the Fratellis out of trouble and they eventually let her run off into the open desert freely. The song \\\"Mon Yous, Mon Us, But No Them\\\" tells a story using names of the members from The Fratellis\\\' official website. It is also used as a sign off when Jon Fratelli posts on the site and is also in the footer of the website since the revamp in 2008.