Momma Don't Dance

Inner Tribal Music by Johnny YellowWheel. Mother and the Bird Lady try to dance in Surreal City - but the song proves true - Momma Don't Dance. Finally an old friend teaches Mother to dance. "Momma Don't Dance" used with permission by Johnny Yellowwheel.

Discover the haunting inner tribal sounds of Johnny YellowWheel at:

http://www.soundclick.com/johnnyyellowwheel

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• MotherReiver
• Johnny
• YellowWheel
• Tribal
• iClone

[MongoKnowsRecords]

Tis a wonderful thing Mother. Seeing your daughters tells me why you got into so much trouble when you were younger. And well, so it continues - eh? Here are some buzzwords to add to theMIX - Shakira - knows She Wolf-Illegal-Suerte Whenever-Whatever - Don't bother ,, then again ,, bother we must,,

[MotherReiver]

@MongoKnowsRecords - haha! You must have been wandering by my Youtube page :P Yeah, we like to have funa round this place. How ya been? I'm playing with a new animation tool - so many learning curves ... so little time :)

[Celebbb]

MotherReiver:

Meriah Styles of Celebbb. Moc:

our dear..this vid reaches out big time...A edit that totally raises the bar for all others.

Gotta love this from start to finish...The audio is a big fit...most enjoyed.

many many many starz****************

Rated on Celebbbb....

sincere

god bless

meriah.jason. [ i c o E

[MotherReiver]

@Celebbb - thank you so much for your kind regard for my video - the muscian is a super star - his smoky vocals inspire me :) You must catch yellowwheel :)

[diamondsparkles777]

So cool!:)*****

[MotherReiver]

@diamondsparkles777 - thank you!

[TheTwollocks]

@MotherReiver It therefore seems probable that the Border Reivers on both sides of the border were largely Anglo-Saxon by origin. This has a simple explanation; the boundaries of the old Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Northumbria, stretched far to the north of the modern Scottish border, towards Edinburgh and the Lothians

[TheTwollocks]

@MotherReiver The surnames of the Border Reivers do however seem to have been Anglo-Saxon, rather than Scots-Celtic in origin as unlike most of the famous clans of the Scottish Highlands, they all lack that Celtic element Mac, (the Gaelic word meaning son of), which occurs in names like McDonald and McDougal.... so dont put braveheart in there....americans are dumb...leave our history to us

[TheTwollocks]

@MotherReiver the border reivers were anglo saxon  .... not celtic...

[MotherReiver]

Thank you Lisa for your kind comments - I know Johnny will love it :)