*Includes a £1.00 per ticket booking fee, capped at £8.00. He still takes his music to the people and gigs locally and is looking forward to his gig at the Queens in New Brighton where he debuted over twenty-five years ago.įeatured in the event will be his Harmony “Valencia” (1935), Dick Knight 12-string (1970), his “Golden Vision” customised guitar and of course his Gibson Gospel acoustic (1976), acquired from another local favourite and author of “Mist over the Mersey”, Jack Owen in 1982 which has been gigged from L.A. Gerry has played the Wirral guitar festival on previous occasions at Birkehead Priory, the Plaza Lounge at the Floral Pavilion, and the Williamson Art Gallery. The verses to I Walk the Line by Johnny Cash all use a I-IV-V chord progression. He is a specialist in the songs of Bob Dylan. You Really Got Me by The Kinks, Pinball Wizard by The Who.
I’m not here to judge, but you probably didn’t know you needed this in your life. :P I heard it somewhere and thought it was. It’s just what it looks like: a clown singing The Who’s Pinball Wizard to the tune of Johnny Cash’s Folsom Prison Blues. just for fun Hope you all enjoy this mash-up rendition of Folsom Prison Blues. Still playing and writing, Gerry, author of “Sweet Liberty”, “Marvellous Marvin Gaye” and re-worker of titles like “Valerie” in swing jazz style and “Pinball Wizard” in the style of Johnny Cash, has songs featured in stage shows at major venues in the area from the Empire to the Floral Pavilion and still is proud to play smaller venues in the area which delight in his mix of acoustic folk guitar styles, blues licks, soul vibes and good times. Yeah, that title hurt my head to write, but this song hurts it more. The tune and the lyrics go well together and puddles does a great Johnny impression. Songs Like X is an intelligent algorithm that enables users to create. The B-side of the 'Pinball Wizard' single is. Definitely not what the title leads you to expect. 50 similar songs to Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash recommended by Songs Like X. The original recording was released as a single in 1969 and reached No. Gerry is a veteran acoustic “power-solo” player on the circuit on Merseyside and abroad, a winner of the prestigious PRS John Lennon Award for songwriting and promoter of his peers via the “Northern Song Project” which pre-dated current showcase initiatives by fully ten years. ' Pinball Wizard ' is a song written by Pete Townshend and performed by the English rock band the Who, featured on their 1969 rock opera album Tommy. Gemtracks is a marketplace for original beats. Gerry Murphy will be supported by the three-piece acoustic band, The Midnight Daisies Here he is Puddles Pity Party at the Plaza Live in Orlando ,Florida - What an incredible entertainer, this 7 foot clown can sing like none other. For a cheap 149, buy one-off beats by top producers to use in your songs. Whatever, I’ll just try and love it, because Puddles the Clown has the voice of an angel.The Queen's Royal Concert Suite, New Brighton I mean, whatever, right? Because Puddles’s guitar is made of paper, so really, my pedantry isn’t the point. Taking these classic songs from Johnny Cash and. Everyone thinks it’s a guitar, but no, it’s a bass. of the classic songs Folsom Prison Blues and Pinball Wizard that is sure to captivate any music fan. One note, though: that big flourish in Pinball Wizard was originally John Entwistle’s bass, not a guitar. Pinball Wizard is a song written by Pete Townshend and performed by the English rock band The Who, and featured on their 1969 rock opera album Tommy. In the description he acknowledges that he got the idea from the late Gregory Dean Smalley, but one way or another it’s clever. So anyway, the song that brought me to Puddles Pity Party is this mashup of “Pinball Wizard” and “Folsom Prison Blues”. Folsom Prison Blues/Pinball Wizard Shmoosh Up Johnny Cash The Who Puddles Pity Party. It was written by Gordon Jenkins and sung by Beverly Mahr. That's the song Folsom Prison Blues was derived from. I even threw in a bit of Crescent City Blues as a little lagniappe. 3 great tastes that taste great together.
Puddles isn’t evil, but he’s a clown, and you add in that voice, and man, this guy is awesome. WOW Love this YouTube: You wanted this Switcharoo, you got it The Who and Elton John and Johnny Cash. I have a thing for clowns, the more evil the better unless they jumped the shark and formed a posse. Check out his emo cover of Cheap Trick’s “I Want You To Want Me,” or holy heck, “Come Sail Away.” OK, fine. I’m not sure how I’ve never heard of Puddles the Clown, or more properly Puddles Pity Party. He takes the lyrics from Pinball Wizard by The Who and sings it to the tune of Johnny Cashs Folsom Prison Blues, imitating Cashs delivery and vocal.
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