I’m taking a cruise next year, and I would love to sail out into the ocean like this. Phil Spector had his famous “Wall of Sound”, but I don’t think that can hold the jock strap of Hamburg’s Harbor of Sound. The captain of the MSC Magnifica has likely turned his ship into THE ship to sail on for fans of the White Stripes after this performance. This was part of the 825th anniversary of the port of Hamburg celebration. I don’t know if Seven Nation Army will ever sound the same again. Well, let’s see anyway.
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And to date myself even further, what about Chicago? Chicago! CHICAGO!!!
“25 Or 6 To 4?” “Make Me Smile?” “Saturday In The Park?” “Questions 67 And 68?” Dude, there were horns *all over* the 1970s version of Chicago.
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I couldn’t pull this up on any of my mobile devices. It was worth waiting to get on the pc to see. Thanks for sharing this. I’ll have to check out the other ones. I would have never thought about using tesla coils to play music.
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My iPad isn’t cooperating with YouTube links tonight, but google “tesla coils house of the rising sun” and give a listen. You’ll see links to other Tesla coil arrangements on the YouTube page, but I think “House of the Rising Sun” is the most dramatic.
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Although the neo-soul movement offers a glimmer of hope, nobody really knows how to use horns, anymore.
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Sad but true. That’s one of the reasons why I listen to 70s funk bands. Even though I play drums, I picked up the trumpet in my senior year of high school.
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