"She Caught the MUNI" performed by The International Café Music Society

Here's our take on public transportation in San Francisco, an ode of warts-and-all love to MUNI, played to the tune of Taj Mahal's and James Rachell's "She Caught the Katy."
It is you, dear viewer, who must decide whether the sunlight lens ghost is an artsy asset to the presentation or an annoying impediment.
Vocals: Joe Vazquez
Guitar: Ned Boynton
Accordion: Robert Kennedy
Bass: Michael Leal Price
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[@victoriajanephillips5967]

Love it!

[@larryatha3221]

This makes me think of the Kingston Trio's MTA song.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

I love that Gypsy Jazz Guitar, it's a Maccaferri copy.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

Robert Kennedy Good parody.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

I hear you're using the Custom Medium-Tenor registration on the Bass Side (Tenor, Contralto, & Alto) because it really complements the Bassoon reed on the Treble.

[@robertkennedymusic]

Actually for this I was using the registration usually called "bass piano," which on many accordions is a standard one: bass, tenor, and contralto reeds.
It can be hard to pick out registrations by ear, especially in a group setting, and especially on an accordion where the bass reeds sound this mellow because of their design and because of the L-shaped reed block.

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

@@robertkennedymusic Mellow sounding Accordions can't overpower other instruments which is amazing