No, it didn’t, did it?
It does sound very McLaughlin, despite lacking even a hint of guitar.
No, it didn’t, did it?
It does sound very McLaughlin, despite lacking even a hint of guitar.
Another arrangement that catches the spirit well with quite different instrumentation - the original:
The arrangement:
(Same drummer 32 years later, however.)
Those are pretty awesome. It took me a while to put my finger on it, but those songs remind me a lot of some of Abney Park’s music…
Cool – but I’m not getting into the singer for some reason . . .
Here’s another electo swing group:
Edited:
[Switching over to the Jukebox HMS thread so I don’t go any more off-topic than I already have on the Dumbest Thing thread.]
cc: @ChickieD, @TobinL, @LearnedCoward
OK, that was awesome. I’m a sucker for a wah-wah pedal, and they definitely made that song their own. Thanks for the link.
Even so, I kinda’ feel like it was missing something. Can’t quite put my finger on it, but I think, maybe, it could’ve been… an accordion!
This is more my speed when I think “zydeco”. Put that squeezebox front and center, I say.
Or you could go all gypsy punk. It’s in more of a rhythm section role, here, but I don’t make the rules, I only follow where the accordion leads.
In summary: The accordion. It’s not just for polkas, anymore.
Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.
Have you heard of these guys?
Katy Perry’s music always bugged me. Then I saw this and realised it’s polka dressed up as pop:
I also saw these guys:
RIP Stanley “Buckwheat” Durrell
As we’re in brexit groundhog day, this seems appropriate:
This is what Force ghosts get up to when no one is looking.
You started it…
If there was ever a movie that needed a reboot…
But without the Gene Kelly timeline, it can’t claim to be legitimately part of the Down To Earth expanded universe.
I keep getting tempted to watch that as it is available on one of the library streaming services.
Xana Don’t!
It has its moments.
But, on the whole, too much purple spotlights and spandex.
Because it is April 1st somewhere in the world…
I liked it. I have unironically enjoyed the soundtrack quite a few times. Now, the film itself is rather laughable in many ways, but that can be fun, too.