music in the shed

Kid Rock - We The People:

Radiohead - CREEP:

Oliver Anthony - Rich Men:

Kinda reminds me of the 60's with Arlo Guthrie Vs the Vietnam War:
Sign of the times - I guess ;o(

I always liked a Tin Top player.
 
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Not quite music in the shed but one for the fans of the hurdy gurdy. 1903 publication, belonged to my grandfather.
 

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After Tony Soprano selecting Journey on the cafe jukebox ....... Now have Salford`s own John Cooper Clarke`s " Evidently Chickentown " effortlessly making the transition from Manchester ( England ) , to New York / Jersey (USA ) .......

Phil`s had enough ......... He ain`t gonna take it no more ............ This is where it ends and where it starts .................... " It bloody hurts to look around , everywhere in Chickentown " ......

( He did twenty years you know , did he ever mention it ? ) ........
 
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Oh no, dont have me on the Hurdy Gurdy pathway to ruin, for the most part the gals like paddy gurdy and others have a natural gift, Efrin Lopez and Abracadbra, he and the famous fellow female muso's are well gifted, female beat/rhythm ( drum ) timing has me tricked at times, ditto PJ Harvey, not wrong timing, just unsettles me while i play.... jumbled reply post this one.... was out on the 79 Jota for the first time in 10 years, yesterday felt like a missile after years in a Toyota Diesel Hiace Van....scary a better word...j

*** somewhat akin to the vib of hurdy gurdy is my tricone resonator in Modal D tuning, love handing it over to fellow muso's... hearing it played, then they find out its not standard guitar tuning, of the moment stuff.
 
Old fashioned me...like this a lot, blokes dancing is very manly, and for the unknowing, your the lead, like the old days, for better for worse, your THE lead, the gal followers follow... cannot work any other way, just is... the clip, nice clarinet, play a bit of clarinet, for better for worse, grin j

 
At great personal risk, dragging the music all over the stage.... Johnette Napolitano, to stand a stage with her would be a life complete..instead the many songs of Concrete Blond will play here forever...

 
Working from home...
Wifey "Here, a cup of tea darling, anyway, take a break from making those monstrous spreadsheets love, you'll do your head in"
Me: "You're right. OK, I'll drink my tea and just see what's happening over on the Laverdaforum". Crikey Moses! The day is now gone.... :)
 
Revved motor with the last clip...better smooth it out a tad, love the Rhythm section in this one of many versions from The Beat lineups...

 
For all the bass freaks who have a penchant for a Ricky played with a pick, here is Jon Camp, giving it large, with Renaissance .
For everyone else, there is the sublime, adorable, exquisite Annie Haslam...
(Yes the video and audio are of different performances, but so close as to not really matter).
 
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