The Passion Of The Mancini
Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 8:28 pmI'm wondering if this is natural, wide-spread phenomenon, or if it's a regional thing...
Seems like every really good guitarist I've met over the last 10-20 years has had this thing for Mancini's Pink Panther Theme. Most of them get all glassy-eyed when they talk about doing it on stage. I'm amazed at how many ppl I've talked to refer to this ditty with awe in their voice.
I'll admit that it's a great work of artistry, but I wouldn't put that much emphasis on it, myself, & I doubt I'd ever want to do it in your average dance band.
Personally, I think it would be agreat tune to play in front of musicians, & that's about it, unless I was going to showcase it in a floor show kinda situation.
Talk to me, ppl!
Seems like every really good guitarist I've met over the last 10-20 years has had this thing for Mancini's Pink Panther Theme. Most of them get all glassy-eyed when they talk about doing it on stage. I'm amazed at how many ppl I've talked to refer to this ditty with awe in their voice.
I'll admit that it's a great work of artistry, but I wouldn't put that much emphasis on it, myself, & I doubt I'd ever want to do it in your average dance band.
Personally, I think it would be agreat tune to play in front of musicians, & that's about it, unless I was going to showcase it in a floor show kinda situation.
Talk to me, ppl!
..NM,IL, OH, IA,WV,TN,TX states Ive lived and played local at least 2 yrs and the diddy was played by EVERY BAND I was in prolly.When Im playin bass, I play it subconciously to this day at gigs when sound checkin, or just tryin to get attn. from a 25 yr old hottie. I really dont know why I choose it?..Ill play Barner Miller, Boogie Oogie Oogie,Then Stevie W , "I wish" bass line. I think its something just to check tone and dynamics.....I guess.... 