THANK YOU, North Carolina, for all your kindnesses, your spicy crab cakes, and your traditional bag pipes.
ON TO OXFORD--see you soon, Oxonians. (Soon=4PM at Square Books).
AND THEN, on OCT 30 to AUSTIN, TX (Then=Oct 30, at Book People, at 7PM).
AND THEN, to Ohio for the Daily Show.
PLEASE NOTE THE PHOTO FOR IMPORTANT PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE FROM CPT JOY
That is all.
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Did anyone capture the hobo poetry accompanied by bagpipes at the Durham NC event? That was a great night. Thanks John for the many guffaws.
Thanks, Suzanne--we shall check out the B-side and doublecheck our Faulkner references. Are you the Shakespeare scholar?
Slippmann--I do believe some audio was captured of the bagpipes (his name was Daniel, no?), and I'm as eager to hear it as you are.
a rather large (26MB) video of the poetry/bagpipe mashup is here:
http://singintomymouth.com/blog/images/hodgman.mov
enjoy!
your bootleg-book girl-
christa
Christa, thanks for posting the video! I bet other people will now show up to readings bearing their oddest musical instruments trying to wrest Jonathan Coulton from his position as official Hodgman Troubadour/Mountain Man.
Christa mentioned the word mashup and that got me thinking...John, have you considered recording a vocal-only version of that poem and "groupsourcing" other mashups? After the 700 hoboes project, who knows what could come out of it?
Just read that tonight is last tour night. I guess Mr. Coulton is safe...for now.
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