Inuk's Igloo : The Phun Random Chat Thread!

It's a "she." No drumstick throwing.

 

After eating 1 sandwich, I can taste a bit of ginger in the cajun spice part of the turkey, aside from that, it seems pretty much like any smoked turkey sliced real real thin.

sorry to hear that. Nobody should have to eat a bad steak at home. It happens occasionally tho.

 

Girls: Stay away from musicians!

 

I just checked. She's not on YouTube.

 

They don't though, for some reason they fuckin love us

 

Her son just finished the road tour of Glee (he plays keyboards) and is now playing keyboards with Melissa Etheridge.

 

Huh, Etheridge grew up outside KC. She used to perform down town at a club called Stars, long time ago, say 1982-83? I never met her but knew quite a few people that did. She's a bit older than me. 6-7 years i think. I've never been a fan much except for the song "The Only One" that one I really liked

 

*crickets* ...is this thing on?

OK I'm gonna annoy my ol' lady with my drunken humor

Later everybody

 

Insom, I'm just eating my sandwich and watching coupling.

 

Later insom.

 

The bass player in this vid played in my band for a couple years. He quit, moved to LA and made it big. (He's not with Five for Fighting anymore though.)

 

embedding disabled. youtube is getting really irritating with all its new restrictions

 

Ha, later Insom

Was actually surfing around for new jazz talent... found this rather sexy lass doing a upbeat version of "Cry Me A River":

[youtube]V2eE4UYlMgQ[/youtube]

She's semi-local, might have to go check her out at one of the local clubs.

 

Who sang the original? Not Billie Holiday. Somebody else. She sang the version in V.

 

Found her

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julie_London

[youtube]ByUOFV5TusE&fmt=34[/youtube]

 

I don't know if the Julie London - which is probably the most melancholy version, perfect for the song - sang the original version. I think either Billie Holiday or Ella Fitzgerald sang the original

 

check the wiki I posted.

 

"London's most famous single, "Cry Me a River", was written by her high-school classmate Arthur Hamilton and produced by Troup.[5] The recording became a million-seller after its release in December 1955 and also sold on re-issue in April 1983 from the attention brought by a Mari Wilson cover. London performed the song in the film The Girl Can't Help It (1956), and her recording gained later attention in the films Passion of Mind (2000) and V for Vendetta (2006)."

 

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