"Lord Palmerston!" "Pitt the Elder!" "Okay, you asked for it, Boggs"
Posted on 01/06/2009 5:19:26 AM PST by PurpleMan
And most would not. But, if the sumsabiches keep playing that one song over and over again like it's the only song Buffett ever recorded? Yeah, I'd probably have to put up a fight too.
Gives “Wasted Away Again in Margaritaville” a whole new meaning.
Oh, baloney. You must get into a lot of bar fights, huh?
Just another s****y day in paradise.
He was a Kodiak lookin fella about 19 feet tall........
Adult language warning.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nX1Nh6c80wo
Jason Lee, lead actor in “My Name Is Earl” plays Kevin Bacon.
“Yah mo b there.”
He is way overrated. Maybe someone can buy him another chord. then he would know 3 chords.
Why don’t we get drunk and FIGHT
Couldn’t dissagree more. Buffett’s a troubadour and a poet. If you think he only knows just three chords, then you should take some time and study. http://www.berkleemusic.com/school/courses/music_arranging
Besides, Duke Ellington considered that you only needed to know II - V progressions
"Lord Palmerston!" "Pitt the Elder!" "Okay, you asked for it, Boggs"
It hung him up.
“He is way overrated.”
You had to have been there...
SF? I must have missed that part.
(There's other outfits that call Bragg home besides the SF. Like the XVIII Airborne Corps and 82nd Airborne)
Reminds me of the Rev. Billy C. Wirtz’s hilarious Margarita Hell
Sorry.
From another article:
“A call to Fort Bragg indicated that Lopez was part of a special forces unit. More details were not available about his service.”
He already knows three. And in fact even uses four or more in his songs.
In any case there's nothing wrong with 3 Chord songs. Thousands of classic Blues and R&R songs are based on the I, IV, V chord progression theory.
The V chord 'typically' being a minor 7th. (but If my fingers hurt or are tired sometimes I say screw it and play a major 'V' instead. sounds just fine)
Class over.
/s
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