"Charlie Brown" Geir plays Leiber & Stoller

[Geir]

OK I know I'm late for that festival. I meant to do it when it was going on but .......

Well finally managed to squeeze in some time to record this.  ... One shitty classical guitar, one shitty electrical guitar, one good bass and lots of vocal tracks

All recorded on the BR80

[Ted]

That was fun. Great bass playing -- an addition to the usual Geir quality.

[cuthbert]

A funkier, rockier Charlie Brown! Very clean and tight performance. Sounds like you had a blast, Geir - I enjoyed listening!

[64Guitars]

Excellent! Cool bass. And the drums sound great too. Were they done on the BR-80?

[Burtog]

I didn't regocnize it at first unilt the 'why is everybody always pickin' on me?'.

Who performed the original? L&S where just writers???

Nice job by the way!!

[Tony W]

It's been a week or two since I have heard this one. Friggin' love it G-man!

[Oldrottenhead]

yeah baby

[64Guitars]

yeah baby

  Nice one, Tiny! 

[64Guitars]

I didn't regocnize it at first unilt the 'why is everybody always pickin' on me?'.

Who performed the original? L&S where just writers???

It was one of three top-10 hits in 1959 by The Coasters, all written by Leiber and Stoller. The other two were "Along Came Jones" and "Poison Ivy" (shameless self-bump).

[Oldrottenhead]

Nice one, Tiny!

no as good at gimping as you yet 64, one o ma first tries wi  it.