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Post by michele cryer on Jul 25, 2004 4:03:18 GMT
I cannot cover all musical tastes, and have only covered a fraction of my own musical tastes in the links I have provided so please post any links to any bands that you appreciate, and any other musical links that you feel may be helpful...
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Post by Mitch on Apr 7, 2005 12:49:44 GMT
I'm a bit slow on the update and have just discovered low key Paris suberb hideout St Germain. www.stgermain.co.ukAlabama Blues I'm on the hunt for - forerunner to daft punk and all that - superbo it is. |
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Post by michele cryer on Apr 7, 2005 14:46:47 GMT
Hmmm...I don't seem to be able to enter the website as such...just a pale, vague image appears when I click the link, is that correct?
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Post by herbert on Apr 8, 2005 9:31:04 GMT
have you ever heard Jerry Colonna's record "Barmaid" ?
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Post by Mitch on Apr 8, 2005 15:43:48 GMT
Herbert,
urr do you mean the Jerry Colonna with the stupid moustache who did a lot of work with Bob Hope? If so, you're showing your age.
He had his own tv show for a while didn't he. And did you know that one of his popular catchphrases was:
"Who's Yehoodi?"
which poked fun at the name of violinist Yehudi Menuhin. Colonna and most listeners were unaware that Menuhin's father had chosen the name to proudly combat anti-Semitism with what pointedly translates into "The Jew."
He might of been a rather clever entertainer and comedian - but I'd say he boobed on this racist slip - wouldn't you agree Herbert?
Talking of Bob Hope, he was excellent in the film 'The Cat and the Canary', have you seen that, but by g o d his right wing politics stank, and his attitude to women, well he was there at the flour throwing in the 1970s Miss World competition wasn't he.
Go on then, lay the lyrics of 'The Barmaid' on me, which I haven't heard but I'm sure you'll enjoy me ripping that one to bits.
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