I do that one in our group-in A(can't hit the higher notes in C). Most of "my" songs are in F, G, or A. A couple in C.
EDIT: I ain't no Irish tenor.
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I do that one in our group-in A(can't hit the higher notes in C). Most of "my" songs are in F, G, or A. A couple in C.
EDIT: I ain't no Irish tenor.
Meet you guys anytime, anywhere here.I was thinking of someplace in Europe, perhaps
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Naw, the picture I posted was one I took at the Musee Rodin in Paris, France.
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Hard to imagine seeing your house and that's it. Kind of like a tornado with ashes and less garbage to gather up.
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The first casting is here. Some times called The Pooper but the less refined among us.
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Yes, definitely a good first thought. BTOs song got far more air play the ZZ Top's Jesus Just Left.... did. AM radio anyway.
Used to play BTO's TCB. Always a crowd-pleaser.
But if you wore a thong maybe you could be.
On second thought. Never mind. Don't...and don't tell us if you do...and for all that's decent don't post a pic if you do.
Is there such a thing as an Irish baritone?But if you wore a thong maybe you could be.
On second thought. Never mind. Don't...and don't tell us if you do...and for all that's decent don't post a pic if you do.
Funny thing with this fire is you see a lot of homes completely gone but then walk ways, plants, trees, etc. looking untouched. Very strange.
I can get(usually)down to E below the staff; not sure what my highest note in 'natural' voice is. Kinda depends on the night. AFA my highest falsetto note, A above the treble clef staff. Used to be C. No thong necessary.But if you wore a thong maybe you could be.
On second thought. Never mind. Don't...and don't tell us if you do...and for all that's decent don't post a pic if you do.
I have heard and played Taking Care of Business enough times + 1. I suspect it would be the equivalent of Highway to Hell for musicians in Oz.
I can get(usually)down to E below the staff; not sure what my highest note in 'natural' voice is. Kinda depends on the night. AFA my highest falsetto note, A above the treble clef staff. Used to be C. No thong necessary.
You might have some success with higher notes if you try V's ballcrusher method.
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Indeed. The boy and the girl are safe where they live for now. I sure hope that doesn't change.devastating....
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Yes, but only on the day after St. Paddy's.
Anybody think of the Mick Jagger first or just me? Steven Tyler was was in that same thought.....
I think you're onto something there.
