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Jazz - Roger Cicero - Frauen regier'n die Welt
DV 2007 - Roger Cicero - Frauen regier'n die Welt - YouTube
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Listening to the music/comedy of P. D. Q. Bach on Youtube. I ran across this 'artist' while I was browsing oldies.com. I quote here, an Amazon review that describes the craft of Mr. Bach. I find him quite fantastic. 
By M. Garland
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Welcome back (PDQ) Bach, it's been over a decade without a new PDQ Bach album. The return to disk includes skillfully silly songs framed by equally silly banter. The songs are funny, as you would expect and beautifully sung by David Dusing tenor, who doubles on Hauptspielen, and Michele Eaton soprano, and Professor Schickele on piano, and voice. The CD centerpiece is the String Quartet in F Major "The Moose", sometimes beautiful, sometimes garish, and oddly athletic for a chamber piece performed by The Armadillo Quartet who are up to the challenge of "The Moose" that requires a virtuosic extended string technique, whatever the heck that means. What it means is that it's an hour and seventeen minutes well spent. The recording is very detailed with a nice live ambience, it sounds just like your are there at The Gorden Center, I know, because I was in the audience for the recording, now I can hear the words I was laughing to hard to hear.
By M. Garland
Format:Audio CD
Welcome back (PDQ) Bach, it's been over a decade without a new PDQ Bach album. The return to disk includes skillfully silly songs framed by equally silly banter. The songs are funny, as you would expect and beautifully sung by David Dusing tenor, who doubles on Hauptspielen, and Michele Eaton soprano, and Professor Schickele on piano, and voice. The CD centerpiece is the String Quartet in F Major "The Moose", sometimes beautiful, sometimes garish, and oddly athletic for a chamber piece performed by The Armadillo Quartet who are up to the challenge of "The Moose" that requires a virtuosic extended string technique, whatever the heck that means. What it means is that it's an hour and seventeen minutes well spent. The recording is very detailed with a nice live ambience, it sounds just like your are there at The Gorden Center, I know, because I was in the audience for the recording, now I can hear the words I was laughing to hard to hear.
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In The Flesh ( concert) ........Roger Waters
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