My thanks to you all and I'm gratified that you enjoyed it. As for the music, since a few mention it, its a tune called "The Shaking Hands With The Clock Rag" which I wrote and recorded using tenor banjo, harmonica, fiddle, jug, a "kazoofon" and a multi-track digital recorder. If you'd like a copy you can down-load it (for free) at roldo.bandcamp.com/album/5-shaking-hands-with-the-clock. There's some other jug band type tunes in the albums as well. Thanks again.
Kitchen Sink did a color, metal sign of this (which I have...). It resides over the sink where I indeed do the dishes. I need to, there's no dishwasher but I.
I've always loved this one. Since I'm now grading stacks of papers, I've been looking for it my yellowing Zap piles. If you are still doing these, I'd love to see the strip called the Old Pooperoo, which ends with a happy bug bathing in his bitter tear-puddle!
I hope so. For some of these "slow animation" videos that I did using Crumb's art I used music from a cassette that he once sent me with selections from his legendary record collection.
I remember, back when I was doing meditation and practicing music 6 hours a day .. when I did the dishes, it was just another form of life, and birds flew in to perch on the dish-rack.
The dishes are still not done: they are simply draining. I am homeless: would I be satisfied just putting the dishes away? I collected 'Corell' when I had my soul kitchens
No, its me. I am old and play blues a lot tho'. However I did write it by adding one chord to Stuff Smith's "If You'se A Viper" and changing the tempo.
Mr. Natural doesn't seem to enjoy doing the dishes. Where is the "mindfulness" he preaches, the "living in the moment" that he talks about? I ask the same question when I observe the aggressive way people drive. Everyone is in such a hurry, no matter the time of day or what day it is. They can't all be late for work. Assuming that half of all drivers are democrats, they don't seem to care about the environment. The faster they drive, the more pollutants they are pumping out the tailpipe into the atmosphere.
My take-away from this episode, is that you can be a guru and still not enjoy doing the dishes. The point is, he still does the necessary, and he whistles a happy note when it's all settled.
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My thanks to you all and I'm gratified that you enjoyed it. As for the music, since a few mention it, its a tune called "The Shaking Hands With The Clock Rag" which I wrote and recorded using tenor banjo, harmonica, fiddle, jug, a "kazoofon" and a multi-track digital recorder. If you'd like a copy you can down-load it (for free) at
roldo.bandcamp.com/album/5-shaking-hands-with-the-clock.
There's some other jug band type tunes in the albums as well. Thanks again.
We used to take great comfort from this in the 1970s. Almost 50 years later, we still do. Beats dope; on a par with a solid G&T!
I don't know what "Q&T" is.
@@roldo23 Oh, Roldo, read it again: I said 'G&T'. And every old soak like me knows what that stands for... Gin and Tonic!
@@devijankowicz9491 Hah! I should'a guessed that.
Opps - I typo'd
oh, Mr. Natural, my favourite Guru.
Absolutely wonderful! & one of the few TH-cam videos with music that doesn't make me mute it! Lovely!
It's always been the little things like the teapot clock...
roldo23, fantastic! Thank you and thanks for the music, nice playing.
Being mindful
Well done!! Love it!
Wonderful music!
One of my all time favs
Kitchen Sink did a color, metal sign of this (which I have...). It resides over the sink where I indeed do the dishes. I need to, there's no dishwasher but I.
Great work, thanks !!! The slightly silly, yet tuneful, music perfectly complements Crumb's masterful artwork.
I still have this poster from the 70s, I think.. been hanging over my sink for decades💜💜💜💜💜
music and editing were great, thanks for preserving a classic
Good to see my old friends,How I've missed them!
Thanks for recognizing my purpose.
I've always loved this one. Since I'm now grading stacks of papers, I've been looking for it my yellowing Zap piles. If you are still doing these, I'd love to see the strip called the Old Pooperoo, which ends with a happy bug bathing in his bitter tear-puddle!
Just now I'm without a functioning scanner but once I get that sorted out I'll give that a try.
"Onward through the fog!"
Oat Willy 2020
I say that at least once a day!
Love the choice of music,it's what crumb woulda wanted
I hope so. For some of these "slow animation" videos that I did using Crumb's art I used music from a cassette that he once sent me with selections from his legendary record collection.
The Cheap Suit Serenaders!
@@roldo23 woah, that's sick.
Nice to see these panels set to Crumb's own music.
I remember, back when I was doing meditation and practicing music 6 hours a day .. when I did the dishes, it was just another form of life, and birds flew in to perch on the dish-rack.
KEEP ON TRUCKIN 🚚.
Mr Natural is never preachy.
The dishes are still not done: they are simply draining. I am homeless: would I be satisfied just putting the dishes away?
I collected 'Corell' when I had my soul kitchens
FAR OUT, MAN!!!!!!!!!!
Zen chores!
Is the music by R. Crumb or from one of his records of old blues guys?
I suspect that was R. Crumb's musical group?
No, its me. I am old and play blues a lot tho'. However I did write it by adding one chord to Stuff Smith's "If You'se A Viper" and changing the tempo.
much better at 1.5 speed.
Mr. Natural doesn't seem to enjoy doing the dishes. Where is the "mindfulness" he preaches, the "living in the moment" that he talks about? I ask the same question when I observe the aggressive way people drive. Everyone is in such a hurry, no matter the time of day or what day it is. They can't all be late for work. Assuming that half of all drivers are democrats, they don't seem to care about the environment. The faster they drive, the more pollutants they are pumping out the tailpipe into the atmosphere.
U B funny.
My take-away from this episode, is that you can be a guru and still not enjoy doing the dishes. The point is, he still does the necessary, and he whistles a happy note when it's all settled.
LOOKS FAMILIAR---HEE HEE