Here's another double fester. This is a live take recorded this morning with a bit of percussion, shaker egg and a pencil box. Fest On!
1 -uke/vocals (stereo)
1-shaker egg
1-pencil box drum
Don't Stop Till You Get Enough
written by Michael Jackson
performed by Hook
yeah baby get on down bro!
Quote from: Hook on November 04, 2012, 07:33:15 AMHere's another double fester.
Hmm... I just listened to the original on YouTube and it seems to be mainly strings, horns and percussion which are acoustic instruments. The idea of UnpluggedFest is to acoustically cover a song that is
very electric, such as a heavy metal song or a synth-pop song where distorted guitars and/or synthesizers are very prominent. You can't
unplug a song that was never
plugged-in in the first place. Sure, there's a bit of clean funky electric guitar in the original and a short synth or guitar solo in the middle but these aren't prominent parts so it doesn't strike me as a very electric song. Like I said, the main instruments in the original seem to be strings, horns and percussion. Wikipedia confirms it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_Stop_Till_You_Get_Enough#Personnel (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_Stop_Till_You_Get_Enough#Personnel)
Some disco songs will no doubt qualify for UnpluggedFest if covered acoustically, but not all. So, please folks, if you want to do a song that qualifies for both fests then please choose a disco song that is
prominently electric and cover it acoustically.
Sorry Hook. I didn't mean to put a downer on your fine song. But I think it's important to clarify what's expected for UnpluggedFest before everyone starts submitting all of their disco songs to both fests. Remember, it can only be unplugged if it was electric in the first place. Minor electric parts such as bass guitar or rhythm guitar don't count unless they're a prominent feature of the song.
On phone, 64 you are correct,the production must have fooled me into a false sense of pluggedinness. I concede to your wisdom and beg everyones forgiveness for the false fest claim :'( I will miss that fine double banner though.
Fest on!
I thought it was really good! Was kind of a fan of the original... (Don't tell anybody!)
Ooooh Hook you naughty boy being stripped of a banner! A fine cover nevertheless :)
Wow, this is very cool, and you even got up to them MJ high notes during the intro.
Love the whole vibe of this, such a unique twist on the original, and done as only you can.
Thought that was cool bro. Real stripped down version. Love it.
B.
Yeh dude,great cover,it works,well done.
Brilliant Hook
very cool. Nice to hear the lyrics so clear. I never knew what MJ was singing in the chorus.
Keep on with the post-op... ???
Cool take like this lots, love,in the percussion and vox, just top stuff
Yup... yer a star... I'm with Gritter... I always thought it was don't stop rolla coasta!!! LOL.... thanks for clearing things up for us Hook!!! You da man!!!
Man !!...double fest, single fest, no fest... this is amazing. Great groove. You got it all in this!
Unplugg-disco-uke on!!!
Quote from: Rata-tat-tat on November 05, 2012, 05:47:21 PMYup... yer a star... I'm with Gritter... I always thought it was don't stop rolla coasta!!! LOL.... thanks for clearing things up for us Hook!!! You da man!!!
I thought it was "keep on till the boys don`t stop" Ooops another terrible joke! ;D
Unplugged or not, I like it.
Your entire home must be an instrument.
Coooooooooool cover
I love it!!
The idea to put percussions with shaker egg and pencil box drum is genious, and you succed to play it well
Great vocals as well
Jean-Sébastien
Mighty fine job and with ur own stamp..on it.
everything executed so well a sure bump NEIL.!
OTD Bump,
Missed this first time..
Well done Hook,
Love it....
Alex
I missed this, too!!
I'm not a big fan of MJ, but I like your unique Hookastic version!
Nice percussion with egg shaker! Nice!
I love this version. This is such a great strip-down and repurpose of a heavily produced song. It actually sounds like a song this way.
Great bump! I too had missed this prime example of the sublime simplified renderings of Hook.
Pencil box percussion! That's awesome!