everybody knows that i love you live in the verandah @ marianna apartment hotel

[Oldrottenhead]

was too much of a long shot to get this in the remotefest, was gonna say it was about my love for Kos  . this took a while to learn and my intention was to record it when i got back home in a quieter environment. But i gave my ukelele to a waiter at the alikes restaruant in tingaki on the last night of our holiday. i played this there but never recorded it, the waiter asked for a go on my uke and played it much better than me, so i told him to keep it.

anyway a very noisy version of "everybody knows that i love you" by the divine comedy, live in the verandah @ the marianna apartment hotel tingaki kos.


i think in an earlier post i said that the pic there was the last ever photo of harold, but it is this one.
                                                a wee video featuring martin  
                                [facebook_video]10152755760962176[/facebook_video]

everybody knows that i love you

w/m
neil hannon
oldrottenhead
on
uke and vox

[Oldrottenhead]

another pic a friend took, this could be the last one of harold

[Geir]

Sitting on the veranda of my cabin and enjoying this immensely.  Well done James. This is beautiful

[Hook]

Great song, nice run you got going on there, I'm very impressed! I love the noise but that's probably no surprise. & that seems to have been a very inspiring verandah.
Rock On!

[Oldrottenhead]

this is the first outing for my new uke "martin" he is much quieter than harold and still struggles to stay in tune for a complete song. my fat fingers and martin's narrower fretboard means there are a higher proportion of bum notes than you got from harold.

everybody knows that i love you

w/m
neil hannon
orh and martin the uke
live in the living room

[fenderbender]

Great voice -great song
and a big welcome to harold

[Oldrottenhead]

a video testing out martin

 [facebook_video]10152755760962176[/facebook_video]

[Oldrottenhead]

who is walter white?

[alfstone]

Martin sounds great, and the song (and interpretation too) is delicious.

Alfredo (back from Sweden)