waterloo sunset

[billkilpatrick]

featuring "rags the wonder dog" whose surprise appearance blows what little power of concentration i have and i (choke) fluff some chords:

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[Mike Buesseler]

Wow! Excellent, Bill! I like almost everything you post...keep it coming! :)

[emitfo]

I enjoyed that very much! Thank-you. :)

[Barbara Shultz]

Bill, that was awesome! I've complimented your playing many times before, but haven't told you that I love your singing, as well! I wish *I* could sing <sigh>

Barb

[JEStanek]

Very nice, Bill. I also get inspired by your playing.

Thanks,
Jamie

[David Hansen]

Bill, that was absolutely wonderful. I'm a big Kinks fan from way back and Waterloo Station is one of my favorites. You definitely do it justice. Thanks.

[Dan Hoover]

very cool bill..like i said,really dig the way you play..the sound your getting..i just don't get it???i guess its soul???yes..very inspiring..

[billkilpatrick]

thank you(se) all ...

having seen and understood the lyrics for the first time, i now see that the song - contrary to the popular perception of it being an all-embracing, english classic - is a scurrilous attack on south london from a muswell hill-william from the far-distant north! ... absolutely outrageous!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muswell_Hillbillies

"terry and julie cross over the river where they feel safe and sound" ... indeed! if i had understood this at the time we were living in clapham - the REAL london - i would have acquired the necessary travel documents; had my shots taken, etc., etc. and journeyed north to remonstrate with ray about this insidious southern slur.