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You may recognize this song from "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back."
Of course, this is an acoustic version. Damn, this man can flow.
Please enjoy! :)You may recognize this song from "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back."
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Somebody tell the world to listen to Bob Schneider’s folk and acoustic music – this simple, poetic music that is so well represented by his tune “the king of the world,” performed live at Saxon Pub. (It is important that the titles of his songs are not capitalized. This writer hopes that is intended. It would be nice touch.)
Schneider provides the vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica, banjo, melodica, xylophone, tenor guitar and ukelele for his music and does it well. Then, with all of this real folk, Schneider tries his hand at rap with “flavours too strong.” OK!! The whistling is excellent. The message is solid. It actually works! For another flavor from the Schneder menu, listeners might try “changing your mind” (snocap shockorama 2007). The English language contains a good word – “plaintive,” which means “expressing sorrow; mournful or melancholy.” The overall sound of this tune fits that definition.
There will be a significant portion of folk/acoustic listeners who will appreciate Bob Schneider for the fact that he lists Tom Waits, Randy Newman and the Beatles as the first three on his list of influences. Only slightly farther down the list are the Asylum Street Spankers, who also hail from the great city of Austin, Texas.Somebody tell the world to listen to Bob Schneider’s folk and acoustic music... more
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Bob Schneider and The Band of Heathens perform "Getting Better" with the African Children's Choir, November 23, 2008 at Parish, Austin, TX.
This song is off his album, I'm Good Now.
Just love it :) Thanks for checking it out!Bob Schneider and The Band of Heathens perform "Getting Better" with the... more
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I apologize for the 30 second commerical you have to sit through, but this was the best version of this song I could find. It's a really great song, in my humble opinion. Makes me happy :)
This one's off his album, I'm Good Now.
I must admit, the video's a bit creepy though...I apologize for the 30 second commerical you have to sit through, but this was the... more
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