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HogmanayMusic: The Corries, "Flower of Scotland"JM: On New Year's Eve in Scotland, when the first person crosses your threshold after midnight it's a moment of great significance. I'm Jim Metzner, and this is the Pulse of the Planet. Pulse of the Planet listener Paul Jameson left Scotland when he was twelve years old, but he still recalls Hogmanay – the Scottish celebration of New Years. PJ: "You're celebrating with the close friends in your house. And New Years, when the bells ring, everyone's watchin' the tellie and waitin' for midnight to come around. What happens is after midnight passes, basically everyone kisses and says cheer. You move from door to door in your neighborhood in your area. And what happens is, the first person that comes to your door determines your luck for the rest of the year. And there's several factors that determine whether the person is unlucky or lucky. One of the things that I was told is that if it's a man, it's lucky. If the person is tall, it's lucky, dark skinned is lucky. If the person is a stranger, not a friend, then that's also lucky. And the very last thing is if the person has a lump of coal to give to the guest of the house, then that also is very lucky. PJ: "The one song that I remember that everybody just gets into is 'The Flower of Scotland.' It's pretty much like the Scottish National Anthem. Everyone just kind of puts their arms around each other and you just sway back and forth, left to right, singing The Flower of Scotland." JM: Our thanks to The Corries for their version of The Flower of Scotland. Pulse of the Planet is presented by the National Science Foundation. I'm Jim Metzner.
According to Scottish legend, visitors to your door on the night of Hogamanay, will determine your luck for the New Year.
HogmanayMusic: The Corries, "Flower of Scotland"JM: On New Year's Eve in Scotland, when the first person crosses your threshold after midnight it's a moment of great significance. I'm Jim Metzner, and this is the Pulse of the Planet. Pulse of the Planet listener Paul Jameson left Scotland when he was twelve years old, but he still recalls Hogmanay - the Scottish celebration of New Years. PJ: "You're celebrating with the close friends in your house. And New Years, when the bells ring, everyone's watchin' the tellie and waitin' for midnight to come around. What happens is after midnight passes, basically everyone kisses and says cheer. You move from door to door in your neighborhood in your area. And what happens is, the first person that comes to your door determines your luck for the rest of the year. And there's several factors that determine whether the person is unlucky or lucky. One of the things that I was told is that if it's a man, it's lucky. If the person is tall, it's lucky, dark skinned is lucky. If the person is a stranger, not a friend, then that's also lucky. And the very last thing is if the person has a lump of coal to give to the guest of the house, then that also is very lucky. PJ: "The one song that I remember that everybody just gets into is 'The Flower of Scotland.' It's pretty much like the Scottish National Anthem. Everyone just kind of puts their arms around each other and you just sway back and forth, left to right, singing The Flower of Scotland." JM: Our thanks to The Corries for their version of The Flower of Scotland. Pulse of the Planet is presented by the National Science Foundation. I'm Jim Metzner.
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BostonBlues.com - CD review - Johnny Drummer - Bad Attiitude - Have a great 2019!
It will come as little shock to anyone who is familiar with my previous reviews, but I normally revel in sophomoric humor. To me the only thing better than a finely crafted double entendre isn�t a finely crafted triple entendre, it is the double entendre with a uniquely suggestive double meaning. One of the many reasons why blues music is my preferred medium is that many of the greats were masters at painting with slang. When done correctly with just a guitar in hand, The TaleDragger T-Model Ford had the ability to bury absolute raunch in deceptively basic lyrics and melody. Unfortunately, when trying too hard, the double entendre comes off somewhere like Johnny Drummer�s Bad Attitude.
Known as the bandleader to one of the tightest small combos in Chicago, and being signed to the legendary independent Earwig blues label, I set the bar pretty high for the initial listen to the disc. Unfortunately the first run through didn�t go well, and neither did subsequent spins.
While initially clever, �Another Rooster is Pecking my Hen� suffers from Drummer�s vocals and a restrained horn section. Placed over another standard 12 bar blues progression, there is nothing to sink teeth into beyond the initial bawdy humor.
In �One Size Fits All,� what could come off as a raunch-filled funk fest with screaming horn lines and popping bass lines, comes off instead as flat and sophomoric. While soccer parents may find it all to be risqu�, while going wild by putting amaretto in their Dunkin coffee, the track suffers from bad arrangement or production or even both.
I so wanted to like this disk, but by the time the 12th track titled �My Woman, My Money, My Whiskey� spills through my speakers I�m contemplating warming up some spoons to jam them into my ears in order to end the pain. While lead guitarist Anthony Palmer tries to elevate the tune with a strong solo, it is just not enough to salvage the tune or the disc.
There is a very good chance Johnny Drummer�s live show is far superior to the recorded version. There is enough here on Bad Attitude that I would seek the band out if I found myself out-and-about on the south or west side of Chicago, but I�m just not finding myself headed out to Dyno Records in Newburyport, my favorite local and independent record store, to have them order the entire back catalog until I do. I wanted to like this disc, especially as a release from Earwig Records (the home of Honeyboy Edwards), but the sterile production and banal humor make this disc a quick addition to the giveaway pile.


Don't you hate it when people get recognition and then get all braggy about it? Yeah, me too, but that's not going to stop me from tooting my horn, patting myself on the back, and generally be annoying. Yesterday, I learned that Box of Rocks won 2nd place for mysteries in the 2012 Reader Views Awards. It's not a Pulitzer, but it's enough to make me feel like other writers, reviewers and the academy really like me. Of course, if not for you readers who have encouraged and supported me all the way, I may have packed it in on this whole writing gig long ago. You all deserve an award for putting up with me.
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THEY really like you. And WE really like you. I am quite sure that I love you. But don't let that scare you. I'm a couple thousand miles away and "virtually" harmless. Get it? LMAO. I crack myself up sometimes. You see, that's the difference between you and me. I make myself laugh. YOU make all of us laugh! You're amazing and this award was so well-deserved.
Way to go, my friend.
Thanks, guys! I'm over the moon right now. Can you tell?