PCO - Prelude and Yodel

[kevvy1908]

This is beautiful - very relaxing. I especially like the "floating dancer" who seems to be dancing on air - another Simon Jeffes touch, I would guess.

[almightyhydra]

Great song - love the contrast between the cello/organ/interpretive dance on one side and the electric guitar & drums on the other. Feel sorry for the organist though, his part consists of just one D that lasts the entire piece!

[wtw88]

Magnificent!

[Azzeroo2000]

Mary and Max I love that movie

[andtine]

Always listen to PCO when I need to lift my mood or just chill out, but until I saw this I didn't realise Bill Gates used to play guitar for them!

[kevvy1908]

@andtine Hmm - but the comparison does not stand up, because you are referring to Simon Jeffes - a much more talented human being than Bill Gates could ever hope to become.

[forkdriver500]

If you listen carefully....this is a juxtaposition of Air a Danser......in a (generalist) South African melody :)

[Rob1rob1rob1rob1]

Mary & Max brought me here.

And it feels good !

[BedBugAcres]

I can't get enough. An amazing mix of very slow and quite quick tempo music. And the performers are all so pleasing just to watch as they allow themselves to be pulled into the music. The cellist is so elegant - to the eyes AND the ears! Jeffes and Richardson have such a special rapport, as always. Just fantastic.

[BedBugAcres]

Simply intoxicating. I seem to have slept through their entire career together, but I'm here making up for lost time. We lost a true genius when we lost Simon Jeffes.

[penguinocafe]

@BedBugAcres It's never late, thanks for posting!

[dermotoblong]

@BedBugAcres well said. me too

[zulisen]

Thank You

[rhcp500]

this is my cat's favorite song

[meanspringer]

Love this tune, the cello is so haunting it is hard to put into words how efects me. This tune can play and play......:)

[ranita405]

that's a calm atmosphere!

[soxeyer]

greatest calming music

[lablover959]

FAVORITE SONG!!

[grrwuff]

Hi. Just heard a sub-10 sec snip of the soundtrack to the animation movie Mary and Max (2009) on danish public radio- identified the tune on cduniverse, and found... THIS!!! Waugh, I just love this music, as I'm a fan of rhytmic-classical-world'ish X-over(Björk MTV Unplugged session:o) . PCO was totally unknown to me, but now I'm a admirer. Have you seen the movie, anyone, as it's just launched here in Denmark? Love U

9/11truthDenmark

[sownsew]

I too had hoped for a yodel. But, you know what? I can yodel to this beautiful music. It reaches deep!

[SamHansl]

Just the small things like holding the note on the piano.

I love their attention to detail.

[margarritta]

Wonderful music!

Thanks for posting.

[grashiano]

Yo también creo que la mujer del fondo estorba un poco, pero la música es perfecta, uno de los temas inolvidables de la Penguin, cuando se acaba Music for a found harmonium, del disco Broadcasting from Home, empieza este Prelude and Yodel, una melodía inolvidable al cello y luego el intermedio guitarrístico de Jeffes que te deja en suspenso!

Gracias for colgar este video!

Thanks you for posting

[jonnybellie]

Aaaah, such bliss....

One of my favourite bands from the 80's, i saw them at the Royal Festival Hall and was blown away on a calm sea of aural beauty.

Thanks so much for posting these videos PCO it brings back such lovely memories.

These days you only hear PCO music on TV ad's.

Here's to the late great Simon Jeffes and all the fine musicians involved.

[diogo505]

It´s so nice to find more and more PCO around. Thanks to all posting ones!!

[btworrel]

What the hell is that lady in the back doing?

[kevalenoxx]

testing the air..lol jk idk

[TZ2OurLittleDogToo]

I was hoping she would yodel...

[glennmach]

Great Video!!

[beachfrontal]

different to what we normally see on you tube, 5.

[LeonardoProVincie]

Thanks penguinocafe for this brilliant video! One of my favourite songs of PCO. 5*****

[viatore1]

Muy relajante

[C3F6D4]

Excellent. Thanks for posting.

[clivetemple]

Thanks penguin, it all comes back to this.

[STILLAVRIL1]

Thanks for posting this.

Great stuff.

Wonderful insight into the late Simon Jeffes lamentable taste in footwear.

Alas.