weirdest tune you've ever done
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Reminds me of when I tried to initiate the annual "BC Childress Inapropriate Tunes for Uilleann Pipes" contest at the Chicago tionol a few years ago. I couldn't generate enough interest to get going on it. But, there were a few inapropriate tunes played that weekend. John Gaffney has one of the printed T-Shirts that would have been the prize. The following year featured the first annual second attempted-and-failed Inapropriate tunes for the pipes competition. That time it was planned to fail, and thus, no t-shirt.
My favorites for goofing around: Jeopardy Theme (occasionaly, a really on-the-ball bodhran player will go "boom-BOOM" at the end), Theme from "The Wild Wild West" TV series, Adams Family TV series, The Brady Bunch TV Series, Black Sabbath "Iron Man" and "Colonel Freebird".
I have to much time on my hands.
BC
My favorites for goofing around: Jeopardy Theme (occasionaly, a really on-the-ball bodhran player will go "boom-BOOM" at the end), Theme from "The Wild Wild West" TV series, Adams Family TV series, The Brady Bunch TV Series, Black Sabbath "Iron Man" and "Colonel Freebird".
I have to much time on my hands.
BC
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Dude man, I like, hate those weird tunes cause they're like so weird, and it's like, so dumb man cause they're so stupid. 'Cause they're like weird, you know?
Like, this one time, me and my buddy Trey were jammin' and Trey was like, totally goin' animalistic on the didj, you know, and I'm like, "Dude, let's play that weird song," and Trey's all, "Yeah dude! Play that weird song!" So I like, played this one song dude, and it was okay and all but it just didn't feel right, you know? It was just so, I dunno, like, "unpure" or something and it just totally, like didn't feel right. It was worse than that one time this dude showed up at the drum circle with a trumpet.
Weird tunes are for racist corporate oligarch fascists.
Like, this one time, me and my buddy Trey were jammin' and Trey was like, totally goin' animalistic on the didj, you know, and I'm like, "Dude, let's play that weird song," and Trey's all, "Yeah dude! Play that weird song!" So I like, played this one song dude, and it was okay and all but it just didn't feel right, you know? It was just so, I dunno, like, "unpure" or something and it just totally, like didn't feel right. It was worse than that one time this dude showed up at the drum circle with a trumpet.
Weird tunes are for racist corporate oligarch fascists.
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Iron Man's been mentioned. Walk, Don't Run's a good 'un, Swingtown by the Steve Miller Band, Frankenstein. I used to play the piano accordion along with bar bands playing covers of Low Rider, Sweet Child of Mine, and the like. And, owning the Von Trapp family's set of pipes, I know Edelweiss, Do Re Mi, 16 Going on 17, etc. etc.
Brad Angus taught me the Rockford Files theme. I backed up some guys playing Stones covers on St. Patrick's day once; also sat in with a group playing pure improvisation...how 'bout Miserlou, or the Halloween and Good, Bad, and Ugly themes?
Brad Angus taught me the Rockford Files theme. I backed up some guys playing Stones covers on St. Patrick's day once; also sat in with a group playing pure improvisation...how 'bout Miserlou, or the Halloween and Good, Bad, and Ugly themes?
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We use to get a little wild on St. Padddy's Day and throw in this tune we nick-named 'Eddie Murphy's Hornpipe" --right in the middle of a set of three reels. The band use to include fiddle, uilleann pipes, and guitar/bouzouki, including bass and baritone marimbas(!). So, you can imagine how bouncy it sounded. We straightened the tune out just a little. If you forget the melody line of the movie theme (played on synthesizer) in Am, check it out here: http://www.docmelster.com/Sounds/b/bevhill1.mid
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