Beagle

bapu


I'm gonna follow this fred to the depths of despair.

isn't that where it started?

Well played, pooch.

bapu

Beagle

bapu


I'm gonna follow this fred to the depths of despair.

isn't that where it started?

Well played, pooch.

do I get a British sounding doggy treat now?

Beagle

bapu

Beagle

bapu


I'm gonna follow this fred to the depths of despair.

isn't that where it started?

Well played, pooch.

do I get a British sounding doggy treat now?

In an interesting aside, when I wuz in Germany, the local bands would sing  American music faithfully, even with the mis-pronounciations .

Narry a hint of Der Deutches

bapu

Beagle

bapu

Beagle

bapu


I'm gonna follow this fred to the depths of despair.

isn't that where it started?

Well played, pooch.

do I get a British sounding doggy treat now?

uhm.  no "gout becan" for me, thank you.

Rachel Weisz rarely speaks in he native tongue in the movies.

But..... WHO CARES???!!!???

jamesg1213


Peter Gabriel sounds English.

If you really want a total lack of Transatlantic twang, try Dick Gaughan;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IbdZNvl_vM

or Christy Moore

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-z7M3FZv4E

I love the singing of Dick Gaughan. Like many folk singers, I don't agree with his politics but really feel his music. I remember reading, some time ago, an article which outlined how the gospel singing style originated in Scotland and was brought to America via Scottish plantation owners. The more I listen to traditional Scottish singers like Gaughan the more I believe this...you can hear how the melodic ornamentation they use has influenced today's popular singing styles via gospel and the blues. Here's an example...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t31d0JeBpbo

sharke
you can hear how the melodic ornamentation

I never thought Asians (you know, ornamentals) were all that melodic.
<Bapu quickly ducks out the back door>

sharke

I love the singing of Dick Gaughan. Like many folk singers, I don't agree with his politics but really feel his music. 

+1. Ditto with Billy Bragg;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4v8VJ0LRgA

jamesg1213


Peter Gabriel sounds English.

If you really want a total lack of Transatlantic twang, try Dick Gaughan;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IbdZNvl_vM

or Christy Moore

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-z7M3FZv4E

the first link brings up a video that says it's Mark Knopfler - Why Eye Man.  is that actually Gaughan singing?  kind of sounds like Knopfler at least in places.