Turklepants from Camel Lips by The Spondooli Other
From the original liner notes:
"Spondoolish variant of a bellyjig, known traditionally as a 'squig' or 'waiting dance', and performed chiefly in Post Office queues. The lead melody is played on a 'glukh', a dangerous instrument to master & involving the stretched epiglottis of a bull camel plucked with a plastic breadclip."
Very early exploration of ukulele, in a Spondoolish mode, getting some near-eastern sounds where they shouldn't ought. Clunky and naive but a catchy melody anyways..
Tracklist
| 1. | Turklepants | 3:03 |
Credits
from Camel Lips,
released February 2, 2006
Music © 2005 Bradfield Dumpleton. BD plays: Ukulele, acoustic guitar
Music © 2005 Bradfield Dumpleton. BD plays: Ukulele, acoustic guitar
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