Took this video some time ago in a hotel bar. I couldn't (and still can't) figure out what was happening with the harmony on the chorus of Mrs. Robinson. It appears that there is only one man singing- where is the harmony coming from? Is it a harmonic voice being generated by his equipment? I don't think it is pre-recorded, the band is not playing to tracks, so I can't imagine there would be one wild vocal track that they have to sync to.
This is the gag that I've been doing at the end of my show- it's different every time because I'm working it with local guys. But these guys had to be the best so far- with no rehearsal they pulled off the "heckling barbershoppers" routine. And their singing was great too. Have a look.
Thank you for reminding me. I wanted to talk about our post-show hangout in Memphis and here it is:
Was at your show last afternoon in Sugar Land with Greg. Fantastic, loved your performance and others and Greg's part was great with the slide show and the history. Your routine about the old commercials and how the people our age survived all of that era. It reminded me, being a "parrot head" of one of Jimmy's songs that is about "we are the people are parents warned us about". Truly enjoyed the afternoon, Thanks and keep up the good work.
