Shake Me Up, Judy - Ronnie and The Cyclones

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Ok thrillseekers, here’s today’s challenge. It’s my virtual band Ronnie and The Cyclones and their latest release (on parole) “Shake Me Up, Judy.”

In fact there’s a whole album of this stuff - Cathode Ray Blues at -

Cathode Ray Blues - Ronnie and The Cyclones

… and it’s all free of charge; no refunds

And to follow - I’d recommend paracetamol.

Good luck

Jerry

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Great stuff. Took me back to my school days in the early 60s. Not sure if that was the intent!
:+1:

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Well, that was fun! :+1:

I remember watching P&J as a kid - a bit creepy and just a tad violent! Problem solving with a stick! :sweat_smile:

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Nice one ,sounds like " fiddly bo diddly " on Guinness ,nice energy and playing .I’m listening on some little in ear earphones and sounds great in my head.

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Thanks - Not sure the 60’s was an intent - but if it works - great! Thanks for the response

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Thanks Sherz!

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Thanks firestamper. Actually Fiddly Bo Diddly is on other tracks on the album. I’ll send them your regards!

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Nice harp!

Not to distract, but this reminded me of a piece in a documentary called “River of Sound” – and, lo and behold, here it is: The Real Blues Reel (YouTube video, starts at 2:38:20)

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“Actually Fiddly Bo Diddly is on other tracks on the album”

Crikes I never knew that .

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Thanks MrSoundman, yes - that’s a hornpipe in the video. In my real-world band Fiive Minutes To Midnight (and electric ceilidh/barn-rock band) we play reels, jigs, polkas and hornpipes like in the video. Thanks for the link to the video - it’s a lovely programme.

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