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At the requisition of none other than Paperdog, and with inspiration provided by JCP61's latest recording .... Vinny Violin loudly presents "4 Door Caprice For Violin"


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VinnyViolin wrote:At the requisition of none other than Paperdog, and with inspiration provided by JCP61's latest recording .... Vinny Violin loudly presents "4 Door Caprice For Violin"


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vinny, i've lost all respect for you. i can abide by your 'merica hatin' ways but the one thing i cannot tolerate is plagerism.

this is clearly and obviously a poor and thinly veiled recreation of Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon Of Kentucky". shame on you, sir!

and besides, i prefer the coupe version of the caprice.

Planetguy wrote:

VinnyViolin wrote:At the requisition of none other than Paperdog, and with inspiration provided by JCP61's latest recording .... Vinny Violin loudly presents "4 Door Caprice For Violin"


*Available Now on my bandmix page!*

vinny, i've lost all respect for you. i can abide by your 'merica hatin' ways but the one thing i cannot tolerate is plagerism.

this is clearly and obviously a poor and thinly veiled recreation of Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon Of Kentucky". shame on you, sir!

and besides, i prefer the coupe version of the caprice.

Well close Planetguy, close. I wrote this while emerging from a delirium where I heard the music in it's entirety in an instant ... as played by the Clabber Girl, who was showing me how Byron Berline's part from Country Honk could be extrapolated using techniques taught to her by Olivier Messiaen. I nearly choked on the Reddi Wip! So you can see it is a little different.

I really enjoyed it, after I turned the sound down.

(gulp) lol

Sometimes its a good thing that I can't listen to anything at work!
Is this the same thing as 'Vinnie' previously posted?

VinnyViolin wrote:

Planetguy wrote:

VinnyViolin wrote:At the requisition of none other than Paperdog, and with inspiration provided by JCP61's latest recording .... Vinny Violin loudly presents "4 Door Caprice For Violin"


*Available Now on my bandmix page!*

vinny, i've lost all respect for you. i can abide by your 'merica hatin' ways but the one thing i cannot tolerate is plagerism.

this is clearly and obviously a poor and thinly veiled recreation of Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon Of Kentucky". shame on you, sir!

and besides, i prefer the coupe version of the caprice.

Well close Planetguy, close. I wrote this while emerging from a delirium where I heard the music in it's entirety in an instant ... as played by the Clabber Girl, who was showing me how Byron Berline's part from Country Honk could be extrapolated using techniques taught to her by Olivier Messiaen. I nearly choked on the Reddi Wip! So you can see it is a little different.

yeah, i picked up on all that. i also caught your stephanie crampelli quotes as well.

Lynard Dylan wrote:I really enjoyed it, after I turned the sound down.

Ah! You have very finely tuned and sensitive perception Lynard! I also snuck a secondary sub motif from John Cage's 4'33 in there.

Your a raw talent Vinny, if we needed a
violinist, you'd be the one. Were still trying
to work the oboe player in now, but you got
me thinking.

Planetguy wrote:

VinnyViolin wrote:

Planetguy wrote:

VinnyViolin wrote:At the requisition of none other than Paperdog, and with inspiration provided by JCP61's latest recording .... Vinny Violin loudly presents "4 Door Caprice For Violin"


*Available Now on my bandmix page!*

vinny, i've lost all respect for you. i can abide by your 'merica hatin' ways but the one thing i cannot tolerate is plagerism.

this is clearly and obviously a poor and thinly veiled recreation of Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon Of Kentucky". shame on you, sir!

and besides, i prefer the coupe version of the caprice.

Well close Planetguy, close. I wrote this while emerging from a delirium where I heard the music in it's entirety in an instant ... as played by the Clabber Girl, who was showing me how Byron Berline's part from Country Honk could be extrapolated using techniques taught to her by Olivier Messiaen. I nearly choked on the Reddi Wip! So you can see it is a little different.

yeah, i picked up on all that. i also caught your stephanie crampelli quotes as well.

Umm, do you mean, Stephanie Clampelli?

VinnyViolin wrote:

Planetguy wrote:

VinnyViolin wrote:

Planetguy wrote:

VinnyViolin wrote:At the requisition of none other than Paperdog, and with inspiration provided by JCP61's latest recording .... Vinny Violin loudly presents "4 Door Caprice For Violin"


*Available Now on my bandmix page!*

vinny, i've lost all respect for you. i can abide by your 'merica hatin' ways but the one thing i cannot tolerate is plagerism.

this is clearly and obviously a poor and thinly veiled recreation of Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon Of Kentucky". shame on you, sir!

and besides, i prefer the coupe version of the caprice.

Well close Planetguy, close. I wrote this while emerging from a delirium where I heard the music in it's entirety in an instant ... as played by the Clabber Girl, who was showing me how Byron Berline's part from Country Honk could be extrapolated using techniques taught to her by Olivier Messiaen. I nearly choked on the Reddi Wip! So you can see it is a little different.

yeah, i picked up on all that. i also caught your stephanie crampelli quotes as well.

Umm, do you mean, Stephanie Clampelli?

nope, i meant Stephanie Crampelli the french villianist who played w that gypsy feller Drano Rainfart in The Hot Clubfoot Quintet

Lynard Dylan wrote:Your a raw talent Vinny, if we needed a
violinist, you'd be the one. Were still trying
to work the oboe player in now, but you got
me thinking.

Yeah ... bet we could do a great cover of "2000 Light Years From Home"!

Your playing is similar to Jean Luc Ponty,
when he played for Zappa, only different.

Planetguy wrote:

VinnyViolin wrote:

Planetguy wrote:

VinnyViolin wrote:

Planetguy wrote:

VinnyViolin wrote:At the requisition of none other than Paperdog, and with inspiration provided by JCP61's latest recording .... Vinny Violin loudly presents "4 Door Caprice For Violin"


*Available Now on my bandmix page!*

vinny, i've lost all respect for you. i can abide by your 'merica hatin' ways but the one thing i cannot tolerate is plagerism.

this is clearly and obviously a poor and thinly veiled recreation of Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon Of Kentucky". shame on you, sir!

and besides, i prefer the coupe version of the caprice.

Well close Planetguy, close. I wrote this while emerging from a delirium where I heard the music in it's entirety in an instant ... as played by the Clabber Girl, who was showing me how Byron Berline's part from Country Honk could be extrapolated using techniques taught to her by Olivier Messiaen. I nearly choked on the Reddi Wip! So you can see it is a little different.

yeah, i picked up on all that. i also caught your stephanie crampelli quotes as well.

Umm, do you mean, Stephanie Clampelli?

nope, i meant Stephanie Crampelli the french villianist who played w that gypsy feller Drano Rainfart in The Hot Clubfoot Quintet

That's the one! His original family name was really Clampelli, in his village, but in other areas with the influence of their local dialects, the name changed to Crampelli. Maybe from the cramps caused by eating too many clams?

Lynard Dylan wrote:Your playing is similar to Jean Luc Ponty,
when he played for Zappa, only different.

Thanks Lynard! Do ya know "Willie The Pimp"?