Tell Us Your Favorite "Family" Song - Freeper Canteen - 29 Nov 13

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[Publius]

You and Ms. Behavin are the same height.

[null and void]

The Addams Family

[left that other site]

Well, I Ms. behave sometimes too! LOL!

[lyby]

2nd favorite:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1vRvW3QUys

[Publius]

This is what happens when an avaricious family sits around of the bed of a rich, dying relative. This is the full opera, which is one act, taking 57 minutes. I have this DVD, and it's a classic. Set aside an hour sometime for this.

Puccini: "Gianni Schicchi"

[sheikdetailfeather]

Fleetwood Mac - Family Man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOYIGntnS7o

[left that other site]

Thanks...I might have an hour tomorrow, as i only am teaching one lesson.

[Publius]

Ray Stevens: "I'm My Own Grandpa"

[Mercat]

My sister in law and I sang “Five foot two eyes of blue” to my granddaughter today who is just at that height. She now believes that we’re both nuts. LOL

[Publius]

O. C. Smith: "Son of Hickory Holler's Tramp"

[Publius]

Art Landry: "Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"

From 1925.

[Fiji Hill]

Les Trois Cloches (The Three Bells)--Les Compagnons de la Chanson (1945)

The poignant and moving story of a man living in a community at the bottom of a valley in the Swiss Alps--"far from a highway, far from humanity." The song chronicles his birth, marriage and passing and concludes with a message of hope for the living.

[Publius]

Tom Lehrer: "Oedipus Rex"

My favorite smart-ass.

[Mercat]

Thanks. I just emailed it to my sister in law and kids. Fun.

[Fiji Hill]

This song may have been inspired by a news story from 1946 of a lunar rainbow seen by a passenger aboard a ship. In the song, a lunar rainbow inspires the singer to settle down with his lover and contribute to the Baby Boom.

Rainbow at Midnight--Texas Jim Robertson (1947)

[Publius]

The Browns: "The Bells"

[left that other site]

That is a year before my Mama was born! LOL!

I use that song to teach the Circle of fifths and the concept of the “V” Chord resolving to the “I” Chord. (Double, triple, and quadruple dominant Chord resolutions). I am convinced that the original composer of this song constructed it as an elaborate musical joke that continues to amuse musicians to this very day.

Jazz was coming into its own in the 1920’s and musicians were enchanted with the new forms.

I LOVE this song for its sheer silliness, right down to the chord progression!

[Kathy in Alaska]

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[Fiji Hill]

Art Landry: "Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue"

"Flapper? Yes, sir! One of those."

Sounds like a girl I know.