You Tube Music Videos

[Lazz]

Hey Rudi....

Anita O'Day - Tea For Two & Sweet Georgia Broan

[thelevellers]

Here's a great idea!

Rock music, for kids!

http://www.chilloutzone.de/files/08022802.html

Enjoy!

Rohan

[Mazrocon]

OMG this kid is so cute and actually really good!!

[Steve]

Take Five.

[Mazrocon]

Oh wait music videos? I thought it was just videos. Lol my bad =P

[Steve]

Post up anything you like! As long as it's not porn. (If it is porn, just send me the link)

Here's the daughter of a mate giving some rather humorous singing lessons!

[Steve]

Happy Birthday War.

[Steve]

Watch the Drummer.

We need more guys like this out there!

[thelevellers]

That's magic Steve... Reminds me of the kinda energy the Polysics had live, completely insane...

[Steve]

That's magic Steve... Reminds me of the kinda energy the Polysics had live, completely insane...

It's the best thing I've seen in a while! I think he's holding back too much! You can see in the first few bars, he really wants to go for it!

[Bitstream]

just to go along with the genre of some of the posts

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8x5QYLxFcU4

show me the hands!

[Lazz]

just to go along with the genre of some of the posts

Me too...

the dancers are particularly spiffing

[thelevellers]

I think I can squeeze this in here...

[hariossa]

Svatba, Jazz Arrangement of Bulgarian Folk Tune

Svatba

I wasn't able to find the original by the Bulgarian Women's Choir, but here they are in 1990:

Bulgarian Women's Choir

Such a bad idea to add "Oh Susana" to their show....

[Lazz]

Svatba, Jazz Arrangement of Bulgarian Folk Tune.....

Such a bad idea to add "Oh Susana" to their show....

Hey - thanks for that link, Hari.

I just knew you would be into the Bulgarian choral tradition.

This is very ambitious and impressive student project - whoever the arranger was apparently speaks no Bulgarian and so transcribed those wedding song lyrics phonetically.

(I wonder how many shades of Ken Lee would have been involved for a Bulgar ear).

I thought the BRTV choir's learning of "Oh Susana" especially for the US audience was a very gracious thing to do.

As a courtesy to overseas hosts, it is a common practice for choirs, and obviously much appreciated.

Such efforts always go down well.

I remember when Loose Tubes opened a concert in Athens with a special John Harborne arrangement of a a popular hit song by Manolis Manolu and the atmosphere became immediately electric with audience recognition - it was truly palpable magic. After that they loved everything - even the most demanding - and took us straight to their hearts.

It's a good thing to do.

[Lazz]

Here's one back for you.

Finger-pickers should especially like this.

It's the legendary http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsB8lFwfKyA.

Lennie is legendary mainly to guitar players - few others may have heard him.

Both George Benson and Pat Metheny cite him as an important influence on their playing.

Chet is obviously more famous to the world at large.

Edited April 20, 2008 by Lazz

[thelevellers]

I think this fits in here...

[Olggu]

It's the best thing I've seen in a while! I think he's holding back too much! You can see in the first few bars, he really wants to go for it!

Have you seen this? That's H.H and K.K in Finnish TV (It opens in your player)...

[Steve]

Whoa! How young was H there? Looks like a teenager!

[Olggu]

Have you seen this? That's H.H and K.K in Finnish TV (It opens in your player)...

And something, which make me smile every time I see it. You probably know him already, but when I first saw him playing few years ago, it blow me away. I just love that guy