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kingart May 13, 2013 - 17:39	Quite nice. Melodic. [ Reply ]
SmackDaddy Feb 08, 2013 - 15:58	wasn't it a mouth harp? [ Reply ]
cShaggy Dec 07, 2012 - 23:00	SinisterDexter wrote: No, you're not; I remember that as well. LifeIsMusic wrote: Cool song. People may think I am nuts. But I am a Peanuts fanatic and the beginning instrument reminds me of when Snoopy goes away and is on the bus - he takes out his suitcase and about the only thing in it is this little instrument. He rides along making this music. Am I the only person who remembers that? :-) ..i remember it too, but that doesn't make ya any less nuts, Life.. [ Reply ]
kojiroh Oct 06, 2012 - 04:31	The melody in the intro: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-gnjMemqdE [ Reply ]
SinisterDexter Dec 26, 2011 - 07:32	LifeIsMusic wrote: Cool song. People may think I am nuts. But I am a Peanuts fanatic and the beginning instrument reminds me of when Snoopy goes away and is on the bus - he takes out his suitcase and about the only thing in it is this little instrument. He rides along making this music. Am I the only person who remembers that? :-) No, you're not; I remember that as well. [ Reply ]
LifeIsMusic Sep 22, 2011 - 07:58	Cool song. People may think I am nuts. But I am a Peanuts fanatic and the beginning instrument reminds me of when Snoopy goes away and is on the bus - he takes out his suitcase and about the only thing in it is this little instrument. He rides along making this music. Am I the only person who remembers that? :-) [ Reply ]
DoofusGeezer Jul 21, 2011 - 14:17	Rotterdam wrote: Me too. I like this. For me, Bill can do no wrong - aside from playing stuff by that ick, Ray LeMontainge. Eeeuuuuw. (Why can't everyone just agree with me ??) Well, possibly because you are mistaken - about Ray that is [ Reply ]
smackiepipe May 19, 2011 - 07:13	Null wrote: This is the instrument used... Yeah, my grandfather had one of those, and I chipped a tooth playing it back when I was a kid. [ Reply ]
Null May 19, 2011 - 07:08	This is the instrument used... [ Reply ]
drews Dec 13, 2010 - 04:27	And maybe sampled Rolf Harris on the didgeridoo for the intro nigelr wrote: MLK, I think. [ Reply ]
Rotterdam Nov 11, 2010 - 08:59	Me too. I like this. For me, Bill can do no wrong - aside from playing stuff by that ick, Ray LeMontainge. Eeeuuuuw. (Why can't everyone just agree with me ??) [ Reply ]
helgigermany Aug 25, 2009 - 09:04	hopper99 wrote: Must object. Find this fits in very well after John Lee Hooker! Fits perfect [ Reply ]
dBdwg May 22, 2009 - 07:08	outstanding [ Reply ]
hopper99 Feb 16, 2009 - 14:26	dedawson wrote: Bill, Bill, Bill. Pretenders - Rosalee, followed by John Lee Hooker - Boogie Chillun. I'm thinking, all right we're headin' fer a serious blues set. ... and then this. Say it ain't so! Must object. Find this fits in very well after John Lee Hooker! [ Reply ]
dedawson Jan 15, 2009 - 21:21	Bill, Bill, Bill. Pretenders - Rosalee, followed by John Lee Hooker - Boogie Chillun. I'm thinking, all right we're headin' fer a serious blues set. ... and then this. Say it ain't so! [ Reply ]
nigelr Oct 13, 2008 - 01:58	lmic wrote: Are they sampling R.L. Burnside, a little? MLK, I think. [ Reply ]
peyotecoyote May 08, 2008 - 07:18	lmic wrote: Are they sampling R.L. Burnside, a little? definitely sounds so [ Reply ]
auburntigerrich Nov 01, 2007 - 16:06	Hey, sweet! New Euphoria... Tasty as ever. Keep it coming. [ Reply ]
Frater_Kork Oct 01, 2007 - 05:04	Good, but noodles enough for a family... [ Reply ]
Misterfixit May 28, 2007 - 11:10	UltraNurd wrote: Jaw harp and juice harp are both, to my knowledge, commonly used alternatives. I don't think the name "jew's harp" even has anything to do with Jews. Apparently it's called a "ooz-komuz" in Kyrgyzstan, which is a much better name. Sounds more onomatopoetic, anyway. Even Jews call it a Jew's Harp unless they are from one of these countries: * Afghanistan - chang * Argentina - torompe * Bosnia - drombulja * Brasil - berimboca, "harpa de boca", "berimbau de boca" * Bulgaria - drumboy ("дръмбой", "драмбой") * Chile - torompe * China - kǒu xiàn (口弦, lit. "mouth string") * Croatia - drombulja * Czech Republic - brumle * Denmark - jødeharpe (lit. "Jew harp") * Esperanto - buŝharpo (lit. mouth harp) * Estonia - parmupill (lit. "horse-fly instrument") * Euskal Herria (Basque country) - musugitarra (lit. "kiss guitar") * Finland - munniharppu * France - guimbarde Corse - riberbula * Germany - maultrommel (lit. "mouth drum") * Hawaii - ʻukeke * Hungary - doromb * Iceland - gyðingaharpa (kjálkaharpa) * India Assam - gogona Karnataka - morsing Kerala - mukhar-shanq (lit. "mouth conch") Rajasthan - morchang Tamil Nadu - mugar-sing * Indonesia Bali - genggong Butonese - ore-ore mbondu or ore Ngkale Kailinese - yori Toraja - karombi * Iran - zanboorak (زنبورك) * Ireland - trumpa; tromb (Gaelic) * Israel - nevel pe (נבל פה, lit. "mouth harp") * Italy - scacciapensieri Sicily - marranzano * Japan - koukin (口琴, lit. "mouth harp") * Kajkavian - brunda (lit. "the grumbling one") * Kazakhstan - shang-kobuz * Kyrgyzstan - temir-komuz (lit. "iron komuz"), ooz-komuz (lit. "mouth komuz") * Laos Hmong - rab ncas (also in Vietnam, Thailand, and China) * Latvia - vargāns * Lithuania - dambrelis * Mongolia - khel khuur (Хэл хуур, lit. "tongue fiddle"). * Munanese (Indonesia) - karinta * Nepal - Murchunga * Netherlands - mondharp (lit. "mouth harp") * Norway - munnharpe * Philippines Maguindanao - kubing Maranao - kobing Palawan - aroding Tagbanua - aru-ding Tingguian - kolibau Yakan - kulaing * Poland - drumla * Portugal - berimbau * Romania - drâmbă * Russia - vargan (Варган) Yakutsk - kubyz Tyva(Tuva) republic - homus,khomus,komus (Хомус) * Scotland - tromb (Gaelic) * Slovakia - drumbľa * Serbia - drombulje (Дромбуље) * Slovenia - dromlja * South Africa (Afrikaans) - trompie * Spain - guimbarda or birimbao or arpa de boca * Sweden - mungiga * Switzerland (Swiss German) - "mal trommel" * Turkmenistan - gopuz (Гопуз or Гапыз) * Taiwan Amis - datok or tivtiv Atayal - lubu Bunun - honghong * Ukraine - drymba (Дримба) * Vietnam - đàn môi * Wales - sturmant [ Reply ]