Product Description
Songs of TERROR, HORROR, ANGST, PERSONAL INADEQUACY and INDIFFERENCE!
Piano/Vocal/Chords, Voice, Guitar - Intermediate - Digital DownloadComposed
by Tim Fatchen. Music hall, jazz, blues, pop, comedy--melody lines and chords. Lead Sheet. 46
pages. Published by Flying Tadpole Productions (S0.1126179). ISMN 979-0-9022572-6-8
http://www.flyingtadpole.com
(and a couple of full piano accompaniments!)
CD available on Amazon, Apple and elsewhere
Listen in on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/album/3uBYiFS5kEyda52IilMghT
1. Whatever the cat drags in: A wholly appropriate introduction to this song collection. Bouncy music-hall.
2. My knees, they won't fit: The joys of long-distance air travel.
Blues/jazz.
3. We're going geriatric all together: For Baby Boomers only! Take that, Generation Y. Pop.
4. I want my song sung (by a singer who can sing): The unanswered Flying
Tadpole plea. Blues/ jazz/pop, humor.
5. You're not on the flight computer: The worst words an E-ticket holder can hear. Comedy, angst, dark-bluesy-pop
6. It's all about spin: The Public Relations flacks' anthem.
Lounge/jazz.
7. I'm not content to be unsaturated: Who needs liner notes? Just drool... Music hall.
8. Swing that suitcase! (St Anton Shuffle): Serious Alpine train survival advice for mid- winter. 12-bar blues shuffle.
9. If it worked for Noel Coward: For all those of us who can't sing... Spoken-word, singspiel, musicals.
10 The GFC: Global Financial Crisis repercussions rumble on. Not much original about the tune,
because...
Folk-blues.
11. They play
Sound of Music: Salzburg Winter Survival Guide. Classical waltz,
s chmaltz, kitsch, satire.
12. Swine Flu City: It was funny in 2009. But not now, perhaps. Funk, psychobilly, rock.
13. Blood on
the Roses: Suburban warfare. No-one benefits but the worms. Folk, satire.
14. The Cairo
Marriott Crow: High class Egyptian urban wildlife story, Folk-pop
15 Let's shoot
a camel or two: Low class Australian feral wildlife story. Satire.
16. He fell into a pyramid: He did indeed, but without the razor blades, else there'd be no song. Folk, gothic, bluegrass.
17. I'm dead! Dead! Dead!: The best of funeral songs.Yes, it HAS been used!
Music hall.
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