I like it Piri
Every man is mortal
But the good person name never dies
Man your words work good as your imagination fly’s
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I like it Piri
Every man is mortal
But the good person name never dies
Man your words work good as your imagination fly’s
Ouch Piri and Brian
Living on the dark side
It's a good fun lark no walk in the park
Throwing words at a dart board
That don’t always hit the mark
Years ago I wrote a poem about a place I regularly go to
Called the why a rapper actually spelt Wairarapa
Then I thought no need to put these words
On paper inside a cardboard covered wrapper
People might think I’m a rapper
With age my mind dimmed.
With words I began to sin
I didn’t want to repent
As I didn’t need money to pay the rent
Hyperbole and rhetoric most probably prove I'm eccentric
Using these words that I thought were heaven sent
I have fallen into the Rap Trap.
The new poetry rabbit hole.
As the business dude said time for a new paradigm shift
Even with my assumption that my poetry wasn’t for Rap consumption
I sold my soul for not even a dollar so a rapper could use my poetry when they holler.
If my story is told on a movie picture screen at the end the director will say that’s a wrap
I hope if they do they don’t call the movie Why A Rapper
They could portray me as a man with a horse who is a bear fisted scrapper
As I ride my horse being chased by a posse from Chordie Town
Some of them well-dressed and dapper while others just in their pyjamas and dressing gowns
Comfortable on my saddle at a canter ahead of their horse patrol thinking of words that fit my banter
I find comfort knowing
That when Shakespeare
Spoke in an Elizabethan banter
It was not fit for a modern day ranter
This a video called "Glass Recycle Man'" that Phill Williams kindly let me use one of his clever instrumental tunes on it..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgFO5WXEUOA
Cheers Jim
New Zealand exports 90% of all its Dairy and other faming produce. Our big markets are China the Middle East and Europe. New Zealand Lamb racks also have a big market in the USA along with our wine products. When your local USA farmers can't sell their own product locally at a viable price I can see why your government quiet rightly isn't keen to sign a trade deal with New Zealand for your country to import our meat and dairy. Apparently there is more than enough food to feed the world out there it's just that no one has come up with a fair way of doing it.
Back to Titus and Alfie.
I like people who march to the beat of their own drum and get on with life in their unique way. Though I couldn't hang out with Alfie or Titus all the time they would be fascinating characters to spend a few hours or maybe a day with. I'm sure the conversation wouldn't be a boring one.
I will attach two videos, one on each of them just incase anyone is interested in having a look..
Alfie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it8FNOhl4gQ&t=212s
Meet Alfie, with no qualifications, he makes a living doing odd jobs on his tandem bike | SWNS
Meet the young entrepreneur who left school with no qualifications but now makes a living doing odd jobs - on his tandem bike. Alfie Cookson,.
Titus
(4) The Man With No Legal Identity - Off the Grid in Appalachia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ir3eJ1t13fk&t=2595s
I have been watching videos on youtube recently of people who just get out there and who just do things in their own not loud way. What they have is two things needed to succeed or live a quality of life is a good attitude and a strong work ethic. These two men have stuck out for me because of their different perspectives, One of these people is a young British guy Alfie, with no qualifications, he makes a living doing odd jobs on his tandem bike. He was a disaster for the people who employed him not because he didn’t try it was just because he wasn’t up to it. So he figured out maybe just go out and have a go at using what he could be good working at for himself instead of just sitting at home giving up. He is getting somewhere as a result. Another one I have watched is about Titus Morris from deep in the woods of rural Appalachia this man lives alone on his land. He grows his own food, has no government ID, his overhead is $140 a month, and he possesses a claimed happiness by being free from the system. I couldn’t live Titus life or Alfies but I can really admire what they are doing with their life and it has a good sense to it. Titus is a horse person and a small part of my life and more for my extended family lifestyle has for us and our sins been spent raising horses and Titus philosophy on interacting with these magnificent creatures and all animals ticks my boxes. I’m a meat eater and he’s a vegetarian and I would have many philosophical differences with Titus but I would like to meet him and be a friend. So I wrote this poem knowing these two are truly living a good life. So here is my poem about these two good men who I would like to meet and be proud to call friends.
Alfie and Titus
Might not be Rock and Roll
But completely whole
Two men who make me realise
That while I am trying in vain to be a little bit sophisticated
Complicated and good
I know very much I am the same as all the other trees in this wood
That is what drives me to write this poem
To give it a home
While filling in time while no one is online
I’m not saying we are all willing members of a toxic throng
All getting it wrong
We are all people of hope
Although we all can be part of the masses hidden in the throng
Sometimes not always able to sing our own song
Its always good to know.
The humble doers
Ones maybe we should admire
Nothing to do with their attire.
Bearfoot or in shoes
They just do what they do
As I take up a pen and write down notes
Of what those good people do .
The words they use are not because they are the ones who want votes
Yet they have good antidotes
They are people
Who can’t be defined
Do their time
In a practical way
Laid back making it look easy
Enjoying working hard in their particular paradigm
Not always considered of our time
No words
Just living by their actions
No followers of herds
Many considered them as nerds
When they are the ones who truly are not destroying our abundant reserves
Not ticking the right boxes option.
To pass a man-made judgment plan
Invented by popular woman and man
Not just talking theories
People with a natural zeal
With a practical sense of real
While discarding some bad suburban mythology
I’m not about to say a deeply held belief though not mine is just mythos
That would degrade all good persons, with a heart and soul
It can be a unnecessary mean way of making anyone not feel whole
While they are achieving a perfectly good goal
Alfie with a bike
Titus with horses
If they were married men
Neither would end up going for divorces
My full admiration of you joeyjoeyjoey for rejecting the thing in your life that wasn’t working and moving on to live the best life a man can live by breaking free of an addiction to a substance that was no good for you.
Back to Duos two people working together making music good I will make this post the last one in my contribution to the Easy Beat revival. I am not running away just back to not making this an every day or week thing. I have enjoyed learning a bit more about everyone on here in the last weeks. You are all good people thank you for your time and efforts to look in and post.
A big thank you to (Piri) Phill Williams for the work he has done making sure that we all comply with keeping this site a place with a good culture connected to music and our different outlook on life and the world.
Music history this woman was briefly married in 1964; and then divorced when she would not end her music career to stay home. She has no children. In a 2015 documentary she revealed that Bob Dylan once proposed to her, and she turned him down. She has a stage presence and a natural joyous charisma and even with the help of just one guitarist in this video she has it going on when performing. Born on July 10, 1939. She began her career with her family group in 1950.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luV3G_1wFpc
Mojo your a natural born songwriter and performer another top song that works real good
I wrote this after hearing a lady on a train say to another person "my Father was a Opera lover and a Barbie Doll hating Statistician." For some reason it made me write this as I tried to conjure up in my head what he would talk like if someone met him. Rather than put the words here it's more of a thing you have to listen.to in order for it to work as it's a bit out there.. Link attached
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWp5KrQXUMA
What are your Top Memorable drumming songs ??????
Since it is the weekend and hopefully to get some more going on here what are the most 5 memorable drum songs. Do you have any please post an answer if you do????? In this moment for me in no particular order listed below are mine.
What are your top memorable drumming songs?
Radar Love Golden Earring
Fifty Way To leave Your Lover Paul Simon
Come Together Beatles
Whole Lotta Love Led Zeppelin
Wipe Out The Surfaris
EB It's no reflection on anyone else it just shows that my post didn't inspire a contribution from others and that how it goes sometimes in the big picture. I only got another couple of posts planed and then I will give chordie a break from me as I'm sure my stuff is not that interesting. It is what it is and I have no regrets.
Most of all it was fun and entertaining I enjoyed watching and listening to that vid thank you EB. I hope someone else might have a vid to share.
I do have others, but these are two I look at and listen to often when I'm in the mood.
This one always starts my weekend of good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9skURlILxRo
This one also has a good vibe and is a change from the original which is a fav song of mine
What has come out of America musically impacted us here in New Zealand in a good and positive way. Though I'm not keen on another style of music which is gangster rap and its culture which has impacted some of our kids negatively. Putting that aside mostly the American influence has been positive short video attached. I would be interested in any one else thoughts on this subject.
Here in New Zealand we use the words working class. The first time I went to the USA a lady asked me if I liked American Country Music and I told her, I liked Johnny Cash singing The Man In Black . She said to me your obviously a Blue Collar Man . At the time I thought she meant I like blue shirts and I thought thats a bit of a weird thing to say about me liking a song about a man in black. Later on I found out when the penny dropped that she meant "Working Class" her statement made sense.
Good one Jim I like it. Works good also with your voice and style of playing. I could imagine singing that in my young days after a few drinks with EB when we use to have a few more drinks than we should. I remember walking home in the middle of the night with my mates as a young fella singing that song Dead Skunk in the middle of the road and changing the lyrics to Dead Drunk in the middle of the road. But with your song it is lyrically perfect so it doesn't need no change. Bravo Bravo my friend I love it.
In the few last days I put up a link with Johnny Cash's ex son in law and his band doing great harmonies. This man was married to his daughter from from 1983 to 1988. Now I’m going to put up a link with Johnny Cash sister doing a song and recording with an Australian band This song was originally written for Johnny Cash by the rock group Coldplay, but Johnny passed away before he could record it. So this is Joanne Cash singing a song meant for her brother with an Ozzy band.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_tKb9RXYMw
Cheers Richard where there is power there is emotion. The power could be in an unseen hand or something that is obvious. The feeling of love can be felt but not always seen
Neo your right at about (4;06) did the rewind and there he is a guy in the audience wiping his hand across his eye as someone might do at a funeral in mourning after hearing a eulogy to person with a life well lived. The strength of a good song I guess or music is how it impacts our emotions??
Your polite request is my demand
Even with my lack of charm
I do not mean to harm
I will only use words
like verbs and nouns
And all the other names
They use for none expletive's
And how they sound
This is genius how they do this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ByKHIku2dg
And as it is bonus week on chordie here it is all put together in a song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYEFzNN3jwE
Jim they are very versatile and I think that humour also is their secret to being great entertainers. Thank you for sharing. Many people don't realize just how versatile the little ukulele is so I will attach an entertaing guy showing the Ukuleles versatility.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gyxeXW_2T8
And as it is bonus week on chordie here is a very good local ukulele group from where EB and I live in New Zealand doing a fun song in concert with Kiwi humour.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RDMC1YTjos
Cheers Richard and Piri I think the one thing that Ringo shows in that video is Poetry and music can be considered a song but I do hope it will never get called old fashion rap.
I think this next Video attached is a better example of the legendary Ringo and his versatility. He is more than the Beatles best drummer he can make you laugh also.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph1GU1qQ1zQ
Nurse Nurse I have got this curse
Can we hit reverse.
These words that rhyme
Are taking up all my time
Following me all around
Anywhere where there is ground they can be found
Please help me turn this around
I try to throw then in the water
And still they won’t drown
My friends and family are now calling me the poetry clown
It wont be long before they make me leave chordie town
Put me down if they can't turn me around
Before they lay me down and put me in a hearse
Help me get rid of this curse of verse
To quote "It's life, Jim, but not as we know it" which originated with the song "Star Trekkin'" these musicians you have posted on here are real good. Thank you for sharing a display of styles of playing that I would like to hear more being played here in New Zealand.
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