A speakeasy syndicate remix of the andrews sisters hit.
Check out at www.SPEAKEASYSYNDICATE.COM

Pistol Packin Mama! (Speakeasy Syndicate Remix)

The Scottish bagpipe tune Amazing Grace played on a set of Wallace Highland pipes.

Amazing Grace (Great Highland Bagpipes)

A cover of the Piano Guys' renedition of Let It Go and Vivaldi's Winter, written for two violins and one piano.

Let It Go/Winter - Piano Guys (Cover)

cure

I'm Gonna Be (500 miles) ORIGINAL at The Proclaimers

Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting (Elton John)

Karaoke Hits 1957, Vol. 1

At the Hop (Originally Performed By Danny & The Juniors) [Full Vocal Version]

Stevie Wonder ~ Superstition

Banjo Country

Happy St. Patrick's Day! This is a fun song to help usher in the holiday ... and I wanted an excuse to write an Irish drinking song :)

Get it here! https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/molly-an-irish-drinking-song/id622823536?i=622823540&ign-mpt=uo%3D4

Molly (An Irish Drinking Song) – by Manny Jasus

(VERSE 1)
OHHHH Molly was a noble gal, but still she liked to drink.
And so she'd tie a couple on, until she couldn't think.
But then she noticed by surprise, she had amazing strength.
So back up to the bar she went, and got another drink.

(CHORUS)
Oh Molly Molly Molly, you're a lovely lady.
Molly Molly Molly, you're a classy lass.
Molly Molly Molly, I think that I could love you.
Especially when you're angry 'cause you can kick my OHHHH ...  

(VERSE 2)
The patrons were beside themselves at Molly's transformation.
One by one they all approached in drunken salutation.
And so she beat them black and blue, until they'd had enough.
Proving once again that Irish women like it rough.

(VERSE 3)
Her nemesis was nasty, a burly, Scottish rogue.
He'd wait til she'd thrown back a few, and then he'd have a go.
He said that they should fool around, and Molly said "why not?”
She punched him in the bagpipe, then threw back another shot.

(VERSE 4)
Molly finally realized that drinking made her mad.
Especially when the barkeep said she had to pay her tab.
Instead of money on the bar, in trade for what she'd had.
She grabbed herself another pint and raised her glass instead.

Amazing Grace (Great Highland Bagpipes)

Erik Ask-Upmark