Like the last musical interlude, this one combines two of my favorite things…only this time it’s classical music and Pringles. Listen!
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As mentioned in earlier posts (for example here) I’ve had a personal project of learning French. In doing so, I have inevitably been introduced to certain aspects of French culture. One thing that stands out to me is that the French seem to have a certain fascination with Brazil. One evidence of this is the…
We’ve featured the Brazilian classic “Tico Tico no Fubá” before on this website…but never like this. Here it gets a full orchestra treatment, and not just from one orchestra, but two! In reality, I found both and couldn’t decide which arrangement I liked better, so I included them both. First up, an orchestra that I…
Just got this from a friend. Chico and Harpo playing the Brazilian classic “Mamãe eu Quero”. The Astonishing Adventures of Missionary Max, Parts 1, 2 and 3 are now available for Kindle and Nook!
It’s been a while since I’ve featured some good saxophone playing here. So, here’s one of my favorites, Boots Randolph. Bonus: he’s accompanied by Ray Stevens and Chet Atkins.]
When I got up this morning I had no plan of posting an accordion video. Plans change.
This has been making the rounds, and, at the risk of offending the man-bun demographic of my readership, I thought I would include it here. Enjoy.
I oved this! Hah! Who would have thought of such!
Thanks for the interlude.
Great! reminds me of a visit to the Empire State building where a man was drumming on plastic pails and “tin” pot covers and getting real music.