DISKO DRUNKARDS - WHO YOU GONNA CALL
Disko drunkards: Mo Glimmer, Dave Glimmer, Ben Brunin, Stephane Misseghers, François De Meyer, Tim Vanhamel MUSICVIDEO: Director: Hans Buyse Postproduction: Maarten Van Vooren (VISUAL CREATIONS) and Karel Vandezande. PIMPZ, Poëtry In Motion ProductionZ, www.pimpz.be DISKO DRUNKARDS MAKE YOUR BODY TALK From the depths of the infamous Glimmers basement HQ rises an infectious groove, a rumbling clatter of analogue beats, synth stabs and bellowing bass. At the heart of this, six shady figurines. They call themselves the Disko Drunkards. Four seasoned musicians sweating out red-hot funk licks, razor sharp breaks and gibberish scatting. Conducting this noisy barrage: Mo & Benoelie AKA The Glimmers; feeding their lifelong affection for schizoid disco and off kilter club music into these henchmen as if they were a battery of walking, talking samplers the duos mammoth record collection a source of sonic inspiration. Disko Drunkards were conceived during late night jam sessions kick-started in 2005 with a steaming take on Jesus Loves The Acid, a long time Glimmers fave from Ecstasy Club. Their sleazy rendition of Olivia Newton Johns legwarmer classic Lets Get Physical (commissioned by Swedish clothing company WeSC), although not released commercially, became a staple on national radio playlists. More impromptu, on-the-spot recorded jams followed, the rough sketches later edited by The Glimmers into full bodied tracks. The aftermath of these intense showdowns is a 12-track, self <b>...</b>
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Over The Rhine - Drunkard's Prayer
Over The Rhine performs on the Gallery Stage at Cornerstone 2006. This is the title cut from their Drunkard's Prayer CD.
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Uwabami Breakers Soundtrack ~ A Drunkard's Lemuria - (Only slightly increased) Speed!
This is a re-upload of my sped-up version of Amakasu Barley Tenji's theme from Uwabami Breakers. The earlier version had a more noticeable increase which did break the tune out of its original groove in several ways. Anyway, through much trial and error I have found this to be the ultimate speed for it. :D Also, I appologize for the brief cut/jump at the looping of the song - I couldn't be bothered to spend the time required to smoothen it out.
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Drunkard's Path Quilt - The Easy Way!
missouriquiltco.com -- One morning Jenny had an epiphany on a super easy way to make a Drunkard's Path Quilt! To get the materials needed to do this project, follow the links below Easy Circle Cut Ruler www.missouriquiltco.com Easy Circle Cut Rotary Cutter www.missouriquiltco.com Layer Cakes www.missouriquiltco.com Charm Packs www.missouriquiltco.com If you'd like to get started on quilting and need supplies, come on over and check us out at www.MissouriQuiltCo.com or take a look at our awesome deals every day at www.QuiltersDailyDeal.com
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Kirk Dubb Modern Drunkard's Drunkard of the month
About the Artist - www.kirkdubb.com www.myspace.com/kirkdubb Kirk Dubb "No Hope...Just Booze & Madness..." What do you say about an artist like Kirk Dubb? He has the heart of a poet, the mind of a derelict, and he has just unleashed a debut CD that should impact hip-hop with all the sobriety and subtlety of a detox ward. Booze and Madness proudly displays the drunken dexterity of Kirk Dubb, whose uniquely fermented spin on the rap game is a frothy brew consisting of equal parts Iceberg Slim, King Ad Rock, and Foster Brooks. Make no mistake. The science is as sloshed as it is sociopathic. It is also unapologetic, and undeniably REAL. Kirk Dubb came up on old school rap legends like Kool G Rap and Digital Underground. But his flow comes as much from Bukowski as it does the Beasties. Sample lyrics: "I'd rather throw up than grow up"; "Pass me another and another like I'm Charles Bukowski's brother". When Kirk Dubb found his hip-hop religion, he found it floating in the bottom of a pint of Guinness. And he hasn't strayed far since... "I come from a proud lineage of drunkards and gamblers," Kirk humbly explains. When no less than Kid Rock heard one early Kirk Dubb track, "This Is It", he offered to remix it on the spot, saying he would make the inebriated emcee an "underground icon." Unfortunately for Kirk Dubb, the Kid also signed with Atlantic the same week, putting what was sure to be an intoxicating collaboration (and a record breaking bar tab) on permanent hold. Enter <b>...</b>
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Shaolin Drunkards part 1/10
Director Yuen Wo Ping's epic kung fu film. This may not have alot of fight scenes, but the props and story are so creative and the sound effects. this one of his best films.
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Suprabatha on Drunkards - Chamarajanagar-Karnataka-India
Basavanandaswami's Camp on Gundlupet, Chamarajanagar District. Pro. KrishneGowda Singing a Manteswamy Neelagarawords in Style of Comedy.
Bruce Molsky - Drunkard's Hiccups
Bruce Molsky @ Edinburgh Folk Club 2008
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Coley Jones - Drunkard's Special
Based on the traditional Irish song "Seven Drunken Nights". Featured in Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music.
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Newfie Pride, The Drunkard's Song.wmv
The Drunkard's Song - Newfie Pride Album: Good Friends, 1990
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Richard Thompson - Down Where The Drunkards Roll
Richard Thompson - Down Where The Drunkards Roll
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June Carter Cash - Kneeling Drunkard's Plea
June Carter Cash sings Kneeling Drunkard's Plea from the album "Wildwood Flower " (2003). Carter Girls Intro by Maybelle Carter , June Carter , Helen Carter and Anita Carter. "Drunken" Choir : Marty Stuart and Carlene Carter.
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Martin Mull - Drunkard's Waltz - 1974
Here's a boozy track from Martin's 1974 album, "Normal."
Silent Sinner in Blue: A Drunkard's Lemuria (Retro Ver)
呑んべぇのレムリア (Retro Ver) A Drunkard's Lemuria (Retro Ver) Track 03 from the Silent Sinner in Blue Music CD, an arrangement of the Stage 3 Boss theme in Uwabami Breakers.
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CGRSRDP - Creative Grids® Drunkard's Path Strip Ruler
Use the straight side of this strip ruler to cut 2 ½" and 3 ½" strips. Turn-a-Round the ruler to cut the convex shapes from the 2 ½" strip. Cut the concave pieces from the 3 ½" strips. Sew these units together to create 3" finished Drunkard's Path units. The holes in the ruler enable the rotary cutter to cut the triangles without damaging the ruler. (Use a 28 mm rotary cutter.) Our exclusive embedded gripper dots hold the fabric while cutting when pressure is applied. All Creative Grids products are Made in the USA. Designed by Rachel Cross.
The Drunkards Special
The Drunkards Special is a traditional song also known as "The Seven Drunken Nights," "Three Nights Drunk," and various other titles. It was the fourth track on Harry Smiths Anthology of American Folk Music. Once again you can read more about the anthology at oldweirdamerica.wordpress.com and can hear songs from the blogger at http The version on the Anthology is a bluesy version done by Coley Jones. The Drunkards Special - traditional First night when I went home As drunk as drunk could be There's another mule in the stable Where my mule ought to be Come here honey Explain yourself to me How come another mule in the stable Where my mule ought to be Oh crazy, oh silly, oh can't you plainly see That's nothing but a milk cow Where your mule ought to be I've traveled this world over A million times or more Saddle on a milk cows back I've never seen before The second night when I went home As drunk as I can be There's another coat on the coat rack Where my coat ought to be Come here honey Explain yourself to me How come another coat on the coat rack Where my coat ought to be Oh crazy, oh silly, oh can't you plainly see That's nothing but a bed quilt Where your coat ought to be I've traveled this world over A million times or more Buttons on a bed quilt I've never seen before The third night when I went home As drunk as I can be There's another head on the pillow Where my head ought to be Come here honey Explain yourself to me How come another head on the pillow Where my head <b>...</b>
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Kayunga binge drunkards cautioned
www.ntvuganda.co.ug NTV has learnt that five revelers who participated in an alcohol drinking competition in Kayunga on Sunday have been arrested by police. The five were arrested on the orders of the Kayunga town clerk for organizing what the clerk termed as an illegal competition. During the competition, aired by NTV in its news yesterday, the participants partook in local gin and various brands of beer, in the event that was organized by a bar owner Rose Nanyonjo.
Drunkards of Borneo
A remix of East of Borneo (1931), in honor of Joseph Cornell's Rose Hobart (1936) in which he remixed the original Borneo. This new mix goes to the original source material, re-editing it with color tinting and changing the meanings entirely, ala art, motherfugger.
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Willard Grant Conspiracy - Drunkard's Prayer / THEY SHOOT MUSIC
www.theyshootmusic.com They Shoot Music Dont They video Robert Fisher of Willard Grant Conspiracy plays a special gig near Szene Club in Vienna, May 2008 / see more on www.theyshootmusic.com
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Drunkard's Doom - The Louvin Brothers
From the close-harmony brother acts of the '30s evolved Charlie and Ira Louvin, ranking among the top duos in country music history. With Ira's incredibly high, pure tenor and Charlie's emotional and smooth melody tenor, they learned well from the Bolick brothers (the Blue Sky Boys), the Monroe Brothers, the Delmore Brothers, and other major family duos of the previous generation, preserving the old-time flavor while bringing this genre into the '50s, when country music moved to a newer sound. Whatever type of songs they recorded -- gospel, folk, hillbilly, or '50s pop -- those songs became the Louvins'. Add to the list the many Louvin compositions (for example, "If I Could Only Win Your Love," Emmylou Harris' first hit), and you have an act that is outstanding in country music history. Their career took awhile to get going, partly because of interruptions from WWII and the Korean War. In the early '50s, after making a reputation for unexcelled gospel singing, the Louvins broadened their repertoire, recording "The Get Acquainted Waltz" (with Chet Atkins adding another guitar to Charlie's and to Ira's mandolin), a fair hit that showed success was reachable with non-religious music. The electric guitar, with the duo's unique harmony and Ira's exceptional tenor, created a sound that fans asked for in increasing numbers. In 1955, after ten unsuccessful auditions, they finally joined the Opry, where they performed to great acclaim until 1963, when they broke up. They had a <b>...</b>
The Drunkard's Lone Child
Dock Boggs song played on a '20s Tubaphone. Tuning, low to high, is f#CGAD, tuned down a step or so. Now you can buy my band's debut CD, "Delicious Moments," at www.cdbaby.com or visit our website at www.sausagegrindermusic.com.
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