Falsetto

Actually, I got like confused and like there's a term called falsetto in music.

False what?

Falsetto.

Falsetto, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, falsetto.

Yeah.

He's a great guy, great player, and it's just a ball to have him around and playing with us, so.

Uh, then on piano, um, the, Mr. Falsetto, Mr.

Head Voice himself, Chris Spencer, who, uh, is just, um, he just kind of reminds me as like a Joe Cocker kind of guy.

He just goes for it.

All right, so this is episode 378.

I'm calling it Falsetto.

Boy, is that the shortest title that we've had, uh, in this whole, uh, 378 episodes.

Um, can't, uh, can't believe I haven't done an episode on this, uh, before, but, uh, my research says no.

We'll be right back.

All right, back again here.

History in 5 Songs with Marc Poppoff, episode 378, Falsetto.

Take a listen to our third selection here.

he who desires to present this sketch for the amusement of an audience should begin by committing to the memory of his ear the various voices of the above characters the following description of the voices which i use may be of service but it will be better for the amateur to invent and arrange the voices for himself fat little man fat people never have deep or big voices use a little voice with a moderate pitch for this character Fat old lady.

Falsetto voice.

Rather high-pitched.

Jocular young man.

All right, so this is episode 378.

I'm calling it Falsetto.

Boy, is that the shortest title that we've had in this whole 378 episodes? Can't believe I haven't done an episode on this before, but my research says no.

So this has been inspired by We've done a couple of Queen things on the Contrarians and elsewhere talking about Freddie Mercury.

We'll be right back.

All right,

back again here, History in Five Songs with Martin Popov, episode 378, Falsetto.

Take a listen to our third selection here.

That's two men.

Falsetto, no, that's indoor hotel.

[laughing]

You know? No, man, he was saying, he was accusing some of these guys, um, Maskandi artists.