As the birthday of our Lord and Savior approaches (I'm referring, of course, to Jimmy Buffet and Larry Csonka, respectively), I'm moved to celebrate a Rolling Bones milestone.
This humble blog is now the #1 Google search result for "drunk karaoke songs."
For this honor, I must thank T. Perl, for his tenacious insistance on prolonging the life of "Funky Cold Medina."
So now folks from as far away as Bourbounnais, Ill., and Perth, Australia, dutifully searching for how best to inflict pain upon their drunken comrades, discover this ridiculous list atop 431,000 results. As if someone really needed prompting to join in the glorious splendor of "Sister Christian."
But since 'tis the season for more spiritual sustenance, I offer this throat-choking bit of pure beauty: Leon Russell, Willie Nelson and an ailing Ray Charles singing Russell's "A Song For You" at the Beacon in New York less than a year before Charles died.
It's no "Mr. Roboto." But please forgive me my tresspasses.
This humble blog is now the #1 Google search result for "drunk karaoke songs."
For this honor, I must thank T. Perl, for his tenacious insistance on prolonging the life of "Funky Cold Medina."
So now folks from as far away as Bourbounnais, Ill., and Perth, Australia, dutifully searching for how best to inflict pain upon their drunken comrades, discover this ridiculous list atop 431,000 results. As if someone really needed prompting to join in the glorious splendor of "Sister Christian."
But since 'tis the season for more spiritual sustenance, I offer this throat-choking bit of pure beauty: Leon Russell, Willie Nelson and an ailing Ray Charles singing Russell's "A Song For You" at the Beacon in New York less than a year before Charles died.
It's no "Mr. Roboto." But please forgive me my tresspasses.
1 comment:
Glad to help. At least one of us is successful at getting the Rolling Bones name out there.
And it sounds like you still do not understand the tenets of a successful karaoke event.
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