Seasonistas general thread: yakking, joshing, news and pictures
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Canada Jim
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Some Clawhammer Banjo
I just found this rendition of When You And I Were Young Maggie that Al Kirby posted on his Banjo Hangout page.
Al and I recorded it with our friend, the late Zeke Mazurek on our Sittin' In The Kitchen CD. Al plays 3 finger banjo, Zeke plays fiddle and I play cl;awhammer banjo.
https://www.banjohangout.org/song/1153
Here's one that Maggie and I recorded back before the turn of the century. It's a very inferior copy of a cassette tape onto my cell phone.
I just found this rendition of When You And I Were Young Maggie that Al Kirby posted on his Banjo Hangout page.
Al and I recorded it with our friend, the late Zeke Mazurek on our Sittin' In The Kitchen CD. Al plays 3 finger banjo, Zeke plays fiddle and I play cl;awhammer banjo.
https://www.banjohangout.org/song/1153
Here's one that Maggie and I recorded back before the turn of the century. It's a very inferior copy of a cassette tape onto my cell phone.
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How about this then? It just came up in my YT feed ... and this man also "does" foreign policy!
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when they've sung the same words over and over and over and over and over i reckon the fade out is a great mercy
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Robber squirrel strikes again
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If you havent seen Mark Robers "squirrel proof bird feeder" video on YouTube, and the two sequels, you are in for a treat.
He build obstacle courses for the squirrels trying to get the bird seeds. These videos are hilarious!
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I started this for Season 607, then remembered that overdubs weren't allowed, so I did it again and posted this one here.
Please Don't Talk About Me - Sam H. Stept & Sidney Clare 1930
Five Foot Two - Ray Henderson, Sam M. Lewis & Joseph Widow Young 1925
Apologies for the poor balance and other clams and I promise that I wasn't trying to flip you the bird, just stop my uke from falling off my lap.
Please Don't Talk About Me - Sam H. Stept & Sidney Clare 1930
Five Foot Two - Ray Henderson, Sam M. Lewis & Joseph Widow Young 1925
Apologies for the poor balance and other clams and I promise that I wasn't trying to flip you the bird, just stop my uke from falling off my lap.
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wee_ginga_yin
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Frost
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Time lapse of birds eating sunflower seeds
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I picked up the saxophone at Easter, so here's a short unlisted video of where I'm at after 6 months.
I've found it rather hard to go back to playing at least 3 to 4 times a week. In fact today was the first day I took the alto out of its case.
This is the first piece in book 2 of 80 Graded Studies for Saxophone, by John Davies and Paul Harris.
I've found it rather hard to go back to playing at least 3 to 4 times a week. In fact today was the first day I took the alto out of its case.
This is the first piece in book 2 of 80 Graded Studies for Saxophone, by John Davies and Paul Harris.
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That's impressive, Sabine! Do you play the clarinet?
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Thanks, Val. I basically reverted back to my childhood discipline of practising 30 minutes a day until the summer holiday.
I'm thinking of documenting my progress videos on a USB for my mum. I think she'll love it. It's my dad's sax, and it's been in the family for roughly 50 years.
Not clarinet for me, no.
My sister and my uncle do, though.
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That's why I overdub! It means more record buttons lighting up, but I have no choice.
Creaky chair! Buzzing uke! Worcester sauce!
A song by Robert @ukukeguy which he wrote based on or inspired by (?) this song I made up called Worcestershire.
Worcester sauce, from Worcestershire
Until they had it in Singapore
They didn't know what they were missing, that's for sure
Worcester sauce, from Worcestershire
Since 1837 when Lea and Perrins
Chose anchovies instead of herrings
The herrings were relieved and somewhat grateful
The anchovies were positively hateful
Worcester sauce, from Worcestershire
You don't know what you are missing, that's for sure
It's kinda fishy, sweet and savoury
And good in soups and stews and gravy
But the thing about it that I love most
Is to shake it on my cheese and toast
Worcester sauce, from Worcestershire
You try it once, you'll be back for more.
A song by Robert @ukukeguy which he wrote based on or inspired by (?) this song I made up called Worcestershire.
Worcester sauce, from Worcestershire
Until they had it in Singapore
They didn't know what they were missing, that's for sure
Worcester sauce, from Worcestershire
Since 1837 when Lea and Perrins
Chose anchovies instead of herrings
The herrings were relieved and somewhat grateful
The anchovies were positively hateful
Worcester sauce, from Worcestershire
You don't know what you are missing, that's for sure
It's kinda fishy, sweet and savoury
And good in soups and stews and gravy
But the thing about it that I love most
Is to shake it on my cheese and toast
Worcester sauce, from Worcestershire
You try it once, you'll be back for more.
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My original entry for @LimousinLil (Val's) SOTU 609, Food Glorious Food, which I deleted after I discovered my blooper, where I sang 1873 instead of 1837, me being a perfectionist an' all that.The song is all Joo's but my lyrics were inspired by the title of an instrumental, Anxious Anchovies, by Kari Maaren, who some of you may know posts as The Improvyssey on youTube.
"Anxious Anchovies" ... goodness gracious me! It is high time that the indispensable Lea & Perrins had its very own theme tune! Great job, Robert and Joo!
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