Danses de travers No. 1 - 2; or, Go On, Take A Closer Look (Spaghetti Western Version)

Gymnopedie No. 1; or, Slow & Painful (Alternate Take)

The Good, The Bad & The Blarney: A session-style set of Irish traditional tunes--two reels and a jig--played with a Spaghetti Western flair.

1) (The Ballad of) Drowsy Maggie
2) The Musical Priest (In nomine Patris)
3) The Blarney Pilgrim

Things with strings and wind + some misc. percussion by Will Barry
Drums & percussion by Mike Cashin

Arranged, recorded & mixed by Will Barry at Whiskey Road

Out on Spotify, YouTube, Soundcloud, and all o' that crock, as well

Drowsy Maggie / The Musical Priest / The Blarney Pilgrim (Spaghetti Western)

Grey Skies (Words and Vocals - Julie Helena)

Introduction from Igor Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring, but ya know, Spaghetti-Westernized.

Performed, arranged, recorded by Whiskey Bravo
featuring the Aiken County Bird Choir
Recorded at Whiskey Road

The Rite Of Spring - Introduction (Spaghetti Western)

Yeah I'm thinking we're back. Back with a big one. Back with Bono. He wrote a memoir called Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story and we're podcasting all about it. Well, not all about it, but about half of it, because Bono's book is so meaty that it requires a two-part podcast. We dig into Bono's early life in bubblin' Dublin, the crucial single week where he asked out his wife and joined U2, his political awakening and initial transition into "foreign dignitary," and the time he made a Parmesan cheese sandwich at Paul McGuinness's house. It's a wild ride, and an Irish one. Missed you guys :)

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Songs in the episode:
"With Or Without You (8-Bit U2 Cover)" - 8-Bit Misfits
"Teenage Kicks" - The Undertones
"I Will Follow" - U2
"Sunday Bloody Sunday" - U2
"Pride (In The Name of Love)" - U2
"Do They Know It's Christmas?" Band Aid
"Where The Streets Have No Name" - U2
"Where The Streets Have No Name (Live)" - The Killers
"Big Boy" - Viagra Boys and Jason Williamson
"The Fly" - U2

And Introducing

#116 BONO! pt. 1

Awaken (Words and Vocals - Julie Helena)

Peaceful, meditative flute music with light rainfall and birdsong.

The Meadow

Halloween 2023

A collection of spooky and somber classical tunes dressed up in Spaghetti Western garb.

1) "The Reckoning"
(Verdi's "Dies irae" from Messa da Requiem)

2) "King of the Mountain"
(Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King" from Peer Gynt)

3) "Cry Me A River"
(Mozart's "Lacrymosa" from Requiem in D minor, K. 626)

4) "The Spaniard"
(Beethoven's Symphony No. 7, Op. 92, 2nd Movement)

Recorded, performed, and arranged by Will Barry / Whiskey Bravo at Whiskey Road.

Also out on Spotify, YouTube, Bandcamp, etc.

In The Hall Of The Mountain King; or, King of the Mountain (Spaghetti Western) - Whiskey Bravo

Love Story

Sahara Rose - Love Story

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My very own fake They Might be Giants song, inspired by the fact that Eleanor Roosevelt's birth name was the same as her married name.  Drum loop, bass guitar, acoustic and electric guitars, vibes, organ, and a great many layers of vocals.

Eleanor Roosevelt (rough mix)

Songwriter, multi-instrumentalist; sings and plays bass with Roscoe's Basement.

Eleanor Roosevelt (rough mix)

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