Joe Raciti sings "All Hail the Great Blue Whale" — and the instruments are all made of cardboard.
More Joe Raciti music videos here.
I love music played on things that are not musical instruments and on toy instruments and instruments made out of nonstandard materials. Here's an old post about that.
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posted by Ann Althouse at 7:43 AM
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I started my guitar career with a ukulele made of plastic.
an enjoyable movie to watch on a Sunday morning. thanks.
Many years ago on some tv show whose name I cannot recall Martin Mull sat down and did a bit where he used a toy ukelele on his lap and used a tiny toy baby bottle as a slide and played a rather amazing version of some song whose name I cannot remember.
At the time I thought that was one of the coolest things I had seen/heard. I also cannot remember how stoned I may have been at the time so maybe in reality it wasn't such a great performance.
I love music played on . . . toy instruments . . .
Me too.
Why this little song chokes me up I don’t know.
How much sense does it make to get sentimental over the loss of a childhood one never had?
Amélie is to blame!
Portishead makes good use of a guitar.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fiMp3kC9-w&feature=related
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