They would have been happier with a dancing monkey!
Anyone know where it was? If it were in the UK people would have been rocking and jiving.
If I were him I would have felt like setting fire to the piano!
What a dower and moronic group of people.They would have been happier with a dancing monkey!Anyone know where it was? If it were in the UK people would have been rocking and jiving.If I were him I would have felt like setting fire to the piano!
Thanks kincsem. Hopefully between us all we can get some interesting clips in here.
Have to agree with Aunty and twizzle about the people there.My first thought was why arn't they dancing.
Thanks kincsem. Hopefully between us all we can get some interesting clips in here.Have to agree with Aunty and twizzle about the people there.My first thought was why arn't they dancing.
The lovely Vica Kerekes with an entirely scientific approach to answering the age old chitchat query of whether in fact, one can actually impart topspin to a cueball.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEo14KbKWPU
The lovely Vica Kerekes with an entirely scientific approach to answering the age old chitchat query of whether in fact, one can actually impart topspin to a cueball. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEo14KbKWPU
From another upload of same clip at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0nDhQEIdSQ
Published on 6 Jul 2013 Henri Herbert, keyboard player with the Jim Jones Revue, https://www.youtube.com/user/JimJones... gives an impromptu performance on the concourse of St Pancras International station, London.
Note: in order to clear up some confusion expressed in the comments with regard to the sound on this clip, the stereo audio recording was made independently of the camera (which has poor sound) and later synched in post production. The 'percussion' sound that can be heard is not a hi-hat or a snare drum, it is possibly audio peaking, (unlikely), or something resonating inside the piano - most likely a broken string. The recorder was placed very close to the back of the instrument near the floor, and was therefore closer to the noise made by loose stuff rattling around inside. I only heard this on playback when I got home - didn't appear on the camera soundtrack.
I hope that satisfies the 'doubters' out there. It's 100% Henri Herbert, and if you still don't think so, go see the Jim Jones Revue
Info on OP clip :From another upload of same clip at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0nDhQEIdSQPublished on 6 Jul 2013Henri Herbert, keyboard player with the Jim Jones Revue, https://www.youtube.com/user/JimJones... gives an impromptu performance on