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Some folks choose to believe that with Facebook, Twitter, and the multitude of other social networking applications that it's an either/or situation. The great thing about having so many options for bands though is the magnificent synergy they create when working in concert with one another.
For instance this morning when @mattpicasso, aka Matt Jordan, aka "The guy who runs You Ain't No Picasso and works at CD Central" tweeted that if Dent May were famous enough Will Forte would do a great impression of him, it really didn't mean all that much until it was paired with videos and MP3's from Dent May and His Magnificent Ukulele I received later in the morning.
From Matt's Will Forte comparison it was painfully obvious which person in the press photos were Mr. May (although I would contend his looks are more Benny and the Jets-era Elton). And curious to see if he sang like Forte as well it was a no-brainer to watch a music video that I may have otherwise never thought twice about.
And the verdict? I suppose I could see a bit of Will in May's slightly tone deaf slightly arrhythmic brand of serenading. As initially off putting as it may be, it really has a way of quickly becoming endearing.
Quickly, what you'll see in the video is Dent May and his pals singing “Oh, Paris” to the unsuspecting patrons of Tacqueria Cancun, home of what May calls the greatest super tacos known to man. And what you'll hear in the MP3? The first single from the upcoming album "The Good Feeling Music of Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele" which I must point out was recorded in his home --a doublewide trailer which is parked in in Taylor, Mississippi (population: 300).
MP3: Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele - Meet Me In The Garden
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For instance this morning when @mattpicasso, aka Matt Jordan, aka "The guy who runs You Ain't No Picasso and works at CD Central" tweeted that if Dent May were famous enough Will Forte would do a great impression of him, it really didn't mean all that much until it was paired with videos and MP3's from Dent May and His Magnificent Ukulele I received later in the morning.
From Matt's Will Forte comparison it was painfully obvious which person in the press photos were Mr. May (although I would contend his looks are more Benny and the Jets-era Elton). And curious to see if he sang like Forte as well it was a no-brainer to watch a music video that I may have otherwise never thought twice about.
And the verdict? I suppose I could see a bit of Will in May's slightly tone deaf slightly arrhythmic brand of serenading. As initially off putting as it may be, it really has a way of quickly becoming endearing.
Quickly, what you'll see in the video is Dent May and his pals singing “Oh, Paris” to the unsuspecting patrons of Tacqueria Cancun, home of what May calls the greatest super tacos known to man. And what you'll hear in the MP3? The first single from the upcoming album "The Good Feeling Music of Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele" which I must point out was recorded in his home --a doublewide trailer which is parked in in Taylor, Mississippi (population: 300).
MP3: Dent May & His Magnificent Ukulele - Meet Me In The Garden
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1 comments:
the song sounds really cool..i like how the music flows..
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