Calliope In Action
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this is what you do when you hate your neighbors
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My sister, Martha. I don't think I should give more info on a public forum.
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Who is the calliope player then?
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This is not daisy bell. This is a double course of sidewalks of new york.
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It is "Daisy" (made more famous by the film "2001: A Space Odyssey"), preceded by "Sidewalks of New York". They sure sound sweet on the Belle's calliope! Although a small calliope, I've always rated it among the best.
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I don't care what song it is but I like it alot.
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Yes, that tune in the beginning (sorry, I was sleepy last night when I wrote that first comment) - That tune has to be "Daisy Bell" (A Bicycle Built for Two).
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Is that "Daisy Bell" ("A bicycle Built For Two"), that I hear near the end?
Shangas 4 years ago
I've always called that "Daisy, Daisy". I didn't recognize it as that and can't listen to it again right now because my speakers aren't working. I'll ask the calliopist to identify it for us.
bill577mccray 4 years ago
Is that an old Jimmie Rodgers song? Sounds like "Waitin for a Train" or one of those old songs.
jpeanrkode 4 years ago
The video includes parts of two songs. I don't recognize the second one. The first is "Sidewalks of New York". The words I recall are:
East side, west side, all around the town,
The kids play ring-a-rosie, London Bridge is falling down,
Boys and girls together, Me and Mamie O'Rourke,
Tripped the light fantastic, on the sidewalks of New York.
According to a web site, it was written in the 1890s by James W. Blake and Charles E. Lawlor.
bill577mccray 4 years ago