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Ok, we need to make Gasoline Alley fully interactive. Anyone know any appropriate music to listen to for something like this? Iâm for âSultans of Swingâ by Dire Straits but I know theyâre the wrong flavor of music. Any better ideas? It sure does look like theyâre havig a great time.
people take these comics a little too seriously; o.k.,most people are not musicians,so wouldnât know or care how the harmonica is being blown!!or if the guitar is electric!the cartoonist conveys the sense of a performance, brilliantly!! to a performer, that interaction with the audience is the reason to live.
I am also a long-time musician; I find the trio to be of unusual composition, and the bassmanâs hands are also not true to life. But I also know that a band is made up of the musicians you have and that panel two is really and truly where the action is at. That applause is addicting the first time you hear it, and you can never get enough. I was also thinking a .wav file would go well with this strip. Weâve been so many weeks getting to this point; I hope Gertie appreciates the artist, even though the man is a boor.
I just figured Earl was drawn that way because a harp player usually has the instrument covered. If it were true to life, it would look like Earl just had his hands over his mouth. I like the way the scroll of the bass extends out of the first panel.
Jim is an accomplished musician. He plays a mean fiddle which sounds like a cross between blue grass and country western. He is also an avid jazz enthusiast.
I may not be a professional blues musician but Iâve been to enough blues bars to know thatâs not how a professional âharpâ player plays into the microphone.
One would also expect the guitar player to be playing an electric guitar.
Iâve had just about enough of Earl Lee Byrd, his harmonica, his bigotry and this story arc, thank you.
Obviously youâve never been in a real honky tonk or juke joint. There are still unplugged musicians out there playing in bars and on Prairie Home Companion, and on Whatdâyaâknow. I think Scancarelli wanted to show Earl playing his harp. I also think Earl is a disciple of Chef on South Park. You know were he stands.
stringmusicianer almost 16 years ago
Wish I were there, in that cartoon. Looks like a lot of fun.
Durak Premium Member almost 16 years ago
Ok, we need to make Gasoline Alley fully interactive. Anyone know any appropriate music to listen to for something like this? Iâm for âSultans of Swingâ by Dire Straits but I know theyâre the wrong flavor of music. Any better ideas? It sure does look like theyâre havig a great time.
GoodQuestion Premium Member almost 16 years ago
I think more zydeco but missing some instraments. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_SGKnw611k
hansr almost 16 years ago
How about Smokestack litninâ or Harmonica Fats? Maybe Brownie & Sonny?
Nighthawks Premium Member almost 16 years ago
oh pleaseâŠâŠâŠâŠ
bigmitchperez almost 16 years ago
people take these comics a little too seriously; o.k.,most people are not musicians,so wouldnât know or care how the harmonica is being blown!!or if the guitar is electric!the cartoonist conveys the sense of a performance, brilliantly!! to a performer, that interaction with the audience is the reason to live.
bigmitchperez almost 16 years ago
nice strip about music
KittyMom755 almost 16 years ago
I am also a long-time musician; I find the trio to be of unusual composition, and the bassmanâs hands are also not true to life. But I also know that a band is made up of the musicians you have and that panel two is really and truly where the action is at. That applause is addicting the first time you hear it, and you can never get enough. I was also thinking a .wav file would go well with this strip. Weâve been so many weeks getting to this point; I hope Gertie appreciates the artist, even though the man is a boor.
stringmusicianer almost 16 years ago
I just figured Earl was drawn that way because a harp player usually has the instrument covered. If it were true to life, it would look like Earl just had his hands over his mouth. I like the way the scroll of the bass extends out of the first panel.
TheRedHatt almost 16 years ago
OMGG this is ?? Please get something else going !
mrbribery almost 16 years ago
Thatâs an awfully big nightclubâŠ
436rge almost 16 years ago
Jim is an accomplished musician. He plays a mean fiddle which sounds like a cross between blue grass and country western. He is also an avid jazz enthusiast.
countoftowergrove almost 16 years ago
NotNormanChubsyUbsy says:
I may not be a professional blues musician but Iâve been to enough blues bars to know thatâs not how a professional âharpâ player plays into the microphone. One would also expect the guitar player to be playing an electric guitar. Iâve had just about enough of Earl Lee Byrd, his harmonica, his bigotry and this story arc, thank you.
Obviously youâve never been in a real honky tonk or juke joint. There are still unplugged musicians out there playing in bars and on Prairie Home Companion, and on Whatdâyaâknow. I think Scancarelli wanted to show Earl playing his harp. I also think Earl is a disciple of Chef on South Park. You know were he stands.