Cow Music

[DuckToller]

CowCow Davenport

 

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sham69

 

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Thin Lzzy - The Cowgirl Song

 

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The Gaslight Anthem

 

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Rory Block

 

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Holy Cow ! 
Snow Patrol

 

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Ooops forgot this one, special greets to the Netherlands
Herman Brood

 

[christopher3393]

@DuckToller:  Balls to the Wall Award!

 

 

 

Big Ball's In Cowtown · Bob Wills

 

 

 

Workin' on the railroad
Sleepin' on the ground
Eatin' saltine crackers
Ten cents a pound
Big Ball's in Cowtown
We'll all go down
Big Ball's in Cowtown
We'll dance around
(Ehhhh, come in momma, the hog's done got me)

I'll go to Cowtown
I'll dance around
Board up your windows
The big boy's in town
Big Ball's in Cowtown
We'll all go down
Big Ball's in Cowtown
We'll dance around

 

George Strait Big Balls In Cowtown With Asleep At The Wheel

 

 

This one gets yodelesque:

 

 

[DuckToller]

Thanks a lot,
isn't  that rather "Bulls to The Wall" street , the other one you mentioned is an old saying in Germany, afaik, in case you would ACCEPT that?

[DuckToller]

Apropos BIG, had two cow songs from Big Black as well to contribute, but no vids available ...

[christopher3393]

1 hour ago, DuckToller said:

Thanks a lot,
isn't  that rather "Bulls to The Wall" street , the other one you mentioned is an old saying in Germany, afaik, in case you would ACCEPT that?

 

yes, a little word play. Just to be clear, balls to the wall is like pedal to the metal, going all out. Similar to ballin' the jack in train music thread, but nobody uses that expression these days. I also continue to be surprised by how many songs are out there that fit this theme, a lot of it new to me. Gradually, I listen to almost all of it that is posted, at least sample it. And it continues to expose me to new and often interesting music. Plus goofin' around works better for me than getting into equipment arguments.

 

Big Black was something I missed and have started to check out. Thanks.

[christopher3393]

They Might Be Giants - Cowtown

 

 

[christopher3393]

George Strait - Cow Town

 

 

[christopher3393]

Samantha Fish - Cowtown 

 

 

[DuckToller]

looks like i forgot to add the vieo lat time wewere talking walls ...

 

[sphinxsix]

Simply 'Cow Song'. 

 

 

[DuckToller]

2 hours ago, DuckToller said:

looks like i forgot to add the vieo lat time wewere talking walls ..

Obviously I should not type while walking the cows dogs ... bc it's the internet and everyone else will think the Europeans are already drunk 😉
Even worst If anyone would give me some trumpish credits for that ...
Good night ...

[christopher3393]

Kung-Fu Chèvre · Igorrr

 

 

 

[christopher3393]

On 5/17/2020 at 3:28 PM, sphinxsix said:

Simply 'Cow Song'. 

 

 

 

a bit like kulning?

[Iving]

26 minutes ago, christopher3393 said:

a bit like kulning?

 

This lady has cattle treats in her back pocket. I could shape the same behaviour singing "shoo fly don't bother me" ...

 

[sphinxsix]

 

19 minutes ago, christopher3393 said:

 

a bit like kulning?

 

A human world equivalent 

 

 

 

[sphinxsix]

 

19 minutes ago, christopher3393 said:

 

a bit like kulning?

 

A human world equivalent 

 

 

 

[christopher3393]

12 minutes ago, sphinxsix said:

 

 

A human world equivalent 

 

 

 

 

Yes very much so perhaps. Typical of lullabies, repetitive. But closer to other lullabies like the Coventry Carol.

 

 “Lullay or lully is an archaic, onomatopoeic (imitating real life sounds) term – heard as its derivative lull  and lullaby still today." Baby talk in lullabies.

 

 

[sphinxsix]

BTW to make the previous post a little more on topic..

 

"The American Humane Association, an organization that protects animal rights, mistook a computer-generated cow in the movie for a real animal and demanded proof before they would allow the use of their famous disclaimer, "No animals were harmed in the making of this motion picture." After seeing a demonstration at Digital Domain of how the cow was created, the Humane Association added the now-familiar (but then much rarer) "Scenes which may appear to place an animal in jeopardy were simulated."

 

 

 

"...the first documented reference to yodeling in Europe was as early as 1545. But yodeling can be heard in Persian classical music, African Pygmy music, Scandinavian music, the Mexican son huasteco and other musical traditions. Such a range suggests it originated millennia ago and in an indeterminable place."  --- Daniel Sheehy, Director and Curator, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings

[christopher3393]

32 minutes ago, Iving said:

 

This lady has cattle treats in her back pocket. I could shape the same behaviour singing "shoo fly don't bother me" ...

 

 

... on further investigation, embedded in this kulning is a fragment of an Old Norse poem that translates:

 

Woah!

There will be snacks

There will

There will be snacks

There will be

There will be snacks.