The Last Bass Outpost
Gear Discussion Forums => Gibson Basses => Topic started by: Blazer on November 26, 2008, 08:32:56 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4phQvKy7TaM
Oh yeah, 1989 I was 13 and I was entering puberty and found that outfit that that Girl Harmonica player was wearing in this clip at 1:50 "Quite appealing" ;)
And oh yeah, the bassplayer is playing a Grabber.
Gosh, has it really been that long ago?
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There was a bass player in that video? :mrgreen:
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Oh yeah, 1989 I was 13 and I was entering puberty and found that outfit that that Girl Harmonica player was wearing in this clip at 1:50 "Quite appealing" ;)
And oh yeah, the bassplayer is playing a Grabber.
oh yeah, I remember this song
you really had to look carefull for that shot, but it was worth it.
Almost as appealing as the quick shot of the Grabber ;) (which isn't played on this song at all I guess)
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I find some of the camera angles have enduring appeal.
And it did start the Lambada craze, forcing middle-aged white couples to move their hips in a way the Good Lord never intended.
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Even if I can't move my hips around like that anymore (I am 50 dammit!) I can tell you all that girl's undies are fun! ;)
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Oh yeah, 1989 I was 13 and I was entering puberty and found that outfit that that Girl Harmonica player was wearing in this clip at 1:50 "Quite appealing" ;)
And oh yeah, the bassplayer is playing a Grabber.
Gosh, has it really been that long ago?
Is it possible that you have an accordion confused with a harmonica? I can understand SOME distraction, but that seems substantial...unless I'm distracted enough that I missed a harmonica.
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Is it possible that you have an accordion confused with a harmonica? I can understand SOME distraction, but that seems substantial...unless I'm distracted enough that I missed a harmonica.
Well in Europe the small knob variant of the accordion (with the piano like keys) is called a Harmonica.
But we were both wrong here because what she's playing is called a "Bandoneón"
(http://www.accordeonatelier.be/afbeeldingen/bandoneon.jpg)
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To continue about the Lambada. Here's a song from the anime series Ranma1/2 called "Ranma Lambada" which is actually a pun, since the R and L are interchangable in japanese so it could either be pronounced as "Ranma Ranbada" or "Lanma Lambada"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeUZWySkVk8
To translate what they say:
Akane: In our Tendo dojo.
Tendo's: Our home.
Akane: Ranma who went through hard training.
Tendo's: At Juusenkyo
Genma: It's quite a tragedy.
Male Ranma: When ever I get splashed with water.
Female Ranma: I turn female with all the troubles attached.
Tendo's: Akane's fiancee.
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But we were both wrong here because what she's playing is called a "Bandoneón"
Ooooo......Kaaaayyyyy.....
It's all clear to me now. Or something.
If it were octagonal, would it be a concertina? I have one of those I inherited from my dad.
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So the zebra girl plays with her small knob? That's all I needed to know.
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Well in Europe the small knob variant of the accordion (with the piano like keys) is called a Harmonica.
But we were both wrong here because what she's playing is called a "Bandoneón"
(http://www.accordeonatelier.be/afbeeldingen/bandoneon.jpg)
The prog version- where the girls are ------------NOT!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXgssoTVgJo
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