I'll just mention that Coca-cola and lemon soda can be appropriate blues drinks (when served with a fair amount of double entendre): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP8imLfnR8s
This Charley Jordan recording from 1931 reminds me of Leadbelly and Robert Johnson. I’m going to take some time soon to check this John Miller a bit more in depth. Thanks for the tip.
I'll just mention that Coca-cola and lemon soda can be appropriate blues drinks (when served with a fair amount of double entendre): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP8imLfnR8s
Perfect - I take my entendres as triples, with da ice cream 🍨 love it!
I remembered where I first heard that song -- which was when I saw John Miller (who I mentioned earlier) in concert.
This Charley Jordan recording from 1931 reminds me of Leadbelly and Robert Johnson. I’m going to take some time soon to check this John Miller a bit more in depth. Thanks for the tip.
Thanks. I think he's mostly a teacher (you can find a bunch of instructional videos on youtube), but I know of one album of his which is really good: https://www.amazon.com/This-Old-Hammer-John-Miller/dp/B001G9FD74/
Just to add; this is a better link: https://johnmillerguitar.bandcamp.com/album/this-old-hammer-2
Proving there's no shortage of blues parodies out there, Martin Mull gives us "The Ukulele Blues":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhymcCYC3jk
.....from your blues bud, HairLip Mango Taft.
Straight back atya, HairLip. PegLeg
https://youtu.be/pPiTKXqUBug?si=TMFTATqVawvZS7p0
I guess this is where I'm s'posed-ta say, "Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaass, Queen!" That was pretty good...hadn't seen it before!
I've never seen this but so good. I can't believe they did it in front of the royals!
Yep. Hilarious. I’m surprised they both didn’t mysteriously disappear afterwards…
Cracked up so many times. Your song is brill, Peg Leg.
Well, thank you kindly, Texas Liver.
LOL. This made me laugh out loud. Some of those rules…! Sooo true, though!
Many a true word spoken in jest…