music in the shed

Glad you liked the White Rabbit Vid, many and varied, are a remarkable testament to Molly, stage musicians alongside her have natural gifts, well above the usual in mainstream laughingly called popular music. Then we are fortunate in having long experience times past to know how good is good. j.
 

The Incredibles perform in Germany ...... but then the Germans decide not to broadcast it ........ C`mon Fritz , forgive and forget eh ? ...........

As a matter of interest ( or not ) ......... Rose Simpson went on to become the Mayoress of a Welsh town , and Licorice McKechnie was last seen in 1987 hitch-hiking across the Arizona desert ....... ( now presumed dead ) ............ Although there is a story that The Daily Mail tracked her down and discovered her living in social housing somewhere in California ..........
 
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..... and finally ...... I bought this single when it came out in 1969 .........

I sometimes think we don`t spare enough thoughts for deceased pigs ......... Still enjoy my sausage and bacon rolls from Bunters in Wotton , though ..........
 

Another one from our American friendly Germans .......... Gabi has the moves , Robert just ....... looks ............

Used in GTA apparently , but I wouldn`t know about that ......... Sounds nothing like Kylie`s version of the same name ............

Depeche Mode for grown ups .........

You even get a glimpse of Maiken Wexo right at the end ........ She always ended her shows with " You can leave me alone now ... " ........... :whistle: .............
 
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More dancing ..........

Song originally inspired by a drunken fight starting in her local takeaway , and she wishing she could turn into Wonder Woman to sort the idiots out ................. but actually evolved into something else entirely .............
 
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Whenever a group pf three or more girls walked into the pub , Ken ( an old Welshman ) would say " lookout , here comes the dancing girls ... " .........

Never quite turned out like this though .........

Don`t know why YouTube only ........ This is art , not just dancing ...........

They all look familiar enough to me , , but I`m not sure about the tit at the front ........
 
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rocketonarail said:

More dancing ..........

Song originally inspired by a drunken fight starting in her local takeaway , and she wishing she could turn into Wonder Woman to sort the idiots out ................. but actually evolved into something else entirely .............
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I saw it in Toulouse at the RIFF in 1984; back then, I was into psychobilly.
What wonderful years those were...
It seems she lived in the Gers, a department bordering Toulouse.
 
While not exactly on form here, more than music, i find this mesmerizing and then some. My aching hands go out to the musicians playing at this elevated tempo over and over, squeeze box supreme. Some of you may be aware of this cultural dance, i was not. j.

 
iis_iis said:
While not exactly on form here, more than music, i find this mesmerizing and then some. My aching hands go out to the musicians playing at this elevated tempo over and over, squeeze box supreme. Some of you may be aware of this cultural dance, i was not. j.

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And the aching calf muscles of those blokes dancing. They did the whole performance on their toes.
But I reckon they need to find a better tailor. Whoever made their costumes completely buggered up the length of the sleeves.

If you like unusual ethnic stuff Jon, try this bloke. It's an original piece by him ...
BTW, I'm not a regular watcher of this rubbish show. It's just a convenient sample of this guy's music. Those so-called judges or coaches or whatever they call them wouldn't be able to teach this bloke anything. He's already more talented than any of them.

 
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Hey Jon, love Dakha Brakha. I came across them about a year ago and been listening ever since. Music from Ukraine.
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Indeed Rob, been about the same time past discovered Dakha, sit here and play bass lines along to the up tempo numbers, glad you find same similar for the groove. j
 
Also watching the seemingly disbanded Mysterines, though find solace with "Kneckbreakers" ( atrocious name ) Tough Love, both UK. j
 
Dellortoman said:
And the aching calf muscles of those blokes dancing. They did the whole performance on their toes.
But I reckon they need to find a better tailor. Whoever made their costumes completely buggered up the length of the sleeves.

If you like unusual ethnic stuff Jon, try this bloke. It's an original piece by him ...
BTW, I'm not a regular watcher of this rubbish show. It's just a convenient sample of this guy's music. Those so-called judges or coaches or whatever they call them wouldn't be able to teach this bloke anything. He's already more talented than any of them.

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Yes Cam, throat singers..... Tuvan... 8 years ago, one of my band mates loved doing his version, hard to convince him it would not be ideal in a Rockabilly band... he actually could vocalise the technique more or less for a Australian would be throat singer... j
 
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