A few weeks ago I mentioned that I might be able to get videos of some of my performances at the Empire Revue. Last night Pete Ricci, who tapes the shows, gave me a CD with the videos, and I've now uploaded them to YouTube. Enjoy!
I'm a Guy:
Keith had asked me if I'd be interested in having the Superchief Trio back me up on a song during the Revue, and I had been thinking about asking them to back me up on this song for a while, so it worked out great!
Avocados and Beer:
My accordion song, originally written for
saucypunk. Contains numerous mistakes, but oh well!
"Pumpkin, Mrs. Farnsworth":
Lyrics by
mckcb. The Superchief Trio does a nifty job accompanying me. I make an egregious technical error but it doesn't matter too much.
Both this video and the next were from the February show.
The Ballad of the Eire Canal:
Lyrics by Ranjit Bhatnagar, melody by swt. I was deathly afraid that people weren't going to get the joke, so I explained it extensively in the introduction, which is the best way to tell a joke. I skipped the third verse (which describes the completion of the canal) and screwed up the fourth verse, but people enjoyed it anyway. (At the time I could feel my voice start to go, but now that I see the video it's not as evident as I feared.)
I'm a Guy:
Keith had asked me if I'd be interested in having the Superchief Trio back me up on a song during the Revue, and I had been thinking about asking them to back me up on this song for a while, so it worked out great!
Avocados and Beer:
My accordion song, originally written for
"Pumpkin, Mrs. Farnsworth":
Lyrics by
Both this video and the next were from the February show.
The Ballad of the Eire Canal:
Lyrics by Ranjit Bhatnagar, melody by swt. I was deathly afraid that people weren't going to get the joke, so I explained it extensively in the introduction, which is the best way to tell a joke. I skipped the third verse (which describes the completion of the canal) and screwed up the fourth verse, but people enjoyed it anyway. (At the time I could feel my voice start to go, but now that I see the video it's not as evident as I feared.)
Re: Bravo, Bravo!
Date: 2008-04-08 02:36 am (UTC)Jwgh and Kibology and trombone, oh my
Date: 2008-04-08 01:26 am (UTC)Re: Jwgh and Kibology and trombone, oh my
Date: 2008-04-08 02:36 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-04-12 02:16 am (UTC)