Do You Like Worms? A New Slideshow Video

[Summertime Blooz]

    And now for some inappropriate Beach Boys music just in time for the Holidays. Please check out the newest video in my Smile slideshow project ‘Do You Like Worms?' (Roll Over Ben Franklin). Since this Thursday is Thanksgiving Day for all us Americans, it seemed like it would be a good time to release this video for the song that so fondly recalls our country’s humble beginnings at Plymouth Rock. It’s a pretty complete remake of my earlier try at the song back in 2013. What a long strange Americana Trip it’s been! I hope you like the video. Happy Thanksgiving!


DO YOU LIKE WORMS?:     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9WnRRVBodg




The other slideshows in the series so far:

Prayer     https://youtu.be/PcT_61jH5KI
Do You Like Worms?    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9WnRRVBodg
Heroes And Villains    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIq0SSiLnGs
George Fell Into His French Horn   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfeSiTZi1Go
Good Vibrations     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ef0H1Tl7Js
Cabin Essence   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u38toJ2HhqA
Intermission    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn2H7x2xTY8&index=7&list=PLptIp1kEl6BWNpXyJ_mb20W4ZqJ14-Hgg
He Gives Speeches    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_fq525872M
Wonderful/Look/Child Is Father of the Man     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Wzsgnv1J6o
Wind Chimes     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eM0HL6Stgbs
The Elements     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JYwBNIPRAQ
Brian Falls Into A Piano    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7AjJ9n4XiQ
Vega-Tables    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=he1xzRem3TU
I'm In Great Shape    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36U-Odo3SP4&index=15&list=PLptIp1kEl6BWNpXyJ_mb20W4ZqJ14-Hgg
The Old Master Painter:    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjW9hW90vVU&list=PLptIp1kEl6BWNpXyJ_mb20W4ZqJ14-Hgg&index=15

Smile Playlist:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcT_61jH5KI&list=PLptIp1kEl6BWNpXyJ_mb20W4ZqJ14-Hgg

[JK]

That really is stunning. Love the "Holidays/Rock Rock Roll" sequence!

Thanks once again, krablaw. And Happy Thanksgiving to you! 

[Cool Cool Water]

I will echo John's words. Stunning stuff indeed.

[Mr. Verlander]

All of your work is fantastic!

[thorgil]

Watching it as soon as possible. In the meantime, thanks and Happy Thanksgivng!

[William Bowe]

Nicely done indeed, although the historical pedant in me shifts uncomfortably in my chair at "British discovery of Australia - 1770".

[Summertime Blooz]

Nicely done indeed, although the historical pedant in me shifts uncomfortably in my chair at "British discovery of Australia - 1770".

Thanks! Not  really a history buff myself, but I tried my best. What would you change? With some cursory reading, my understanding of things is that the world was aware of this land mass in the South Pacific for a long time  through exploration by countries other than England. It wasn't until Capt. Cook was assigned by England to find and map the mysterious land mass that it was clearly defined as the Australia we know today. It wasn't my intention to say that England was the first country to discover any of Australia, although I see how it could be interpreted that way. I can only use a very limited number of words obviously.

[William Bowe]

Thanks for your reply. I'd go with "Cook claims Australia for Britain", if it will fit.

[Watch a Cave]

That was awesome.  What is that part with the high harmonies around the 1:45 mark?  Never heard that section before.

[Summertime Blooz]

That was awesome.  What is that part with the high harmonies around the 1:45 mark?  Never heard that section before.

Thanks! I don't know where that vocal part comes from. That section was done by a fan mixer name seltaeb. I just added the timpani. I think he might still post here or that other place.

[leetwall97]

Love the experimentation with Holidays. Holidays itself is a very peculiar piece. The lyrics sing about Hawaii, and DYLW Part 2 sings about arriving at Hawaii and taking it from the natives. Holidays offers us a clean version of the annexation of Hawaii while DYLW offers the darker side. The two pieces pose a relation in theme and they fit together well musically.

The only question I have is if the Roll Plymouth Rock lyrics in Holidays are vintage. Everyone talks about the piano demo Brian plays during the holidays session. He does sing lyrics but he just uses them as syllables to get his musical points across to the musicians. I have worked on isolating the lyrics he sings and he doesn't really enunciate anything about Indians (he mumbles a bit). He does however very clearly mention a town. To me, the most interesting part about that tidbit is WHEN he sings the melody. He sings that melody line during the part that he sings "Rock, Rock, Roll..." today.

Btw, I absolutely ADORE you're He Gives Speeches video! It's so creative and it perfectly captures the southern jazz vibe in HGS! The song is 1000x more fun to listen to with the lyrics popping up like a sing-a-long.