The House of the Rising Sun - Accordion, banjo and nose flute

Made famous by The Animals in 1964, this song was previously recorded by Bob Dylan (1962), but the first recording dates from 1932 (Tom Clarence Ashley and Gwen Foster). It's origin is not well known. The melody could have been borrowed to a sixteenth-century English folk song...

Recorded it in a rush, and in a very cold attic (brrrrr!)

Accordion Hohner Student 40
Banjolele by Bruno Torres, France (http://www.banjos-brunotorres.com/)
Nose flute by Heinrich Handler, Austria
Smoking pipe by Pierre Morel, France

All info about nose flutes : http://www.noseflute.org
Other videos with nose flute : http://www.youtube.com/nosymusic
Other video by UkeHeidi : http://www.youtube.com/ukeheidiukeaida

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[yvlachos]

J' adore votre grenier, la musique y déménage.

Laurence

[feedthediva]

@yvlachos Merci Laurence!! (et bienvenue sur notre chaine YT!). Bises à Yiannis!

[MeylieMellow]

Wahouuu c'est magnifique ! j'adore !

[feedthediva]

@MeylieMellow Merci mam'zelle! :)

[KINGPINS77]

Antoine..... What's in the Pipe????? 

[feedthediva]

@KINGPINS77 G.L.Pease "Lombard" (american tobacco) !

[UkeHeidiUkeAida]

@KINGPINS77 Hahahaha! Thank you Brian! Kudos for your poem/new lyrics version! All our best wishes to you for the new year!

[KINGPINS77]

"There is a Birdy in Hannover,

they call her the Nosy Diva.

And its been the Pleasure of One Uke Boy,

in fact Antoine is THE One."

[feedthediva]

@valerian3000 Merci Valérian! Amitiés

[valerian3000]

Super beau