My adaptations of Warren Zevon's songs continues. This is his most sentimental, nearly a love song, of all his songs. To add, Linda Ronstadt has recorded a version. So he's hanging on to half h.. Read more

This Warren Zevon adaptation has the Roland Chorale, 1:30, lead-in, no lyrics, just music. So, Q begins the story of Roland at 1:31. He has written some really weird songs and I'm adapting some of t.. Read more

A brief diversion from Zevon. This came up in my listening while riding in the car, car. Written by Roger Miller, here's an adapted version of Jim Nabor's, as Gomer Pyle, as Q does it. So, keep in m.. Read more

Warren Zevon's "Reconsider Me" adapted by Q for Q... Read more

Warren Zevon adaptation, hoping this is the next best thing to the real thing... Read more

Warren Zevon adaptation continues..... Read more

Q'd version of Warren Zevon's "Detox Mansion". It's a great place to meet and greet friends. 20 seconds of music before I intrude. There is a long instrumental at 2;37 to end... Read more

Recorded by Buffy Saint-Marie, I have adapted the track and gave it the Q treatment... Read more

Continue to adapt Jack Palance's versions. Look at the map and see the travel distance the song presents. It's a real trip... Read more

Adapted the JP track, put my twisted lyrics to his music. So it's a parody, I think, it gave me a headache. Wouldn't get out of my head, until I excised it with a shared recording... Read more

So many artists have recorded, sang, this song. So one more version won't make a big splash in such a big sea of recordings. Adapted the Jack Palance original recording (VR) to give the Q treatment... Read more

Jack Palance version, adapted, by and for Q. Update, the house has collapsed due to age and lack of family, to maintain it, the tree has been cut down and there is no any grass, green or otherwise. S.. Read more

Adapted from the Teresa Brewer version (VR). It has been Q'd. About; after the, Little Bitty Tear, let me down... Read more

Adapted from the Jack Palance version. Over the years so many artists have performed this song. I'm adding Q to the queue... Read more

Another Jack Palance adaptation. There are many artists that have performed this song. Written by Red Lane, performed by; Charley Crockett, Willie Nelson and many others. Now it has been Q'd... Read more

Adapted from a recording by Jack Palance... Read more

This is the Andrew Gold version with some adaptation... Read more

Berlin song, adapted by Q. Put on your slumming clothes and get your car Let's go sightseeing where the high-toned people are Come on, there's lots of fun in store for you See how the other half.. Read more

This is a poem, I recently read, on FB, by Leanne Freiberg. To share, I have recorded my reading, added a bit of music. Today seems a great day to post. It seems to be popular on YT, for additional.. Read more

Four more adapted Berlin tunes into one medley. Three refrains and one full song... Read more

Two Berlin tunes with a common theme, done with a Q adaptation. One is only the refrain, as most that have recorded is without the main verses, second is a duet. Say it with music Beautiful music .. Read more

So many songs to sing, so a medley mix shares, bits of several. Old songs, fun songs, for me to offer, up to you to opine about. Adapted by Q for his fun, shared for U. U are those that listen. All.. Read more

Would you believe (imitating Maxwell Smart)? This is another Irving Berlin tune. Adapted by and for Q. The only Gypsy I knew but didn't, was Rose Lee. She was entertaining. If I had my way, I'd l.. Read more

The Q versions of Irving Berlin songs, continues. I've looked 'round for a lucky charm, of the popular kind That would keep me away from harm, they're not easy to find A four leaf clover an.. Read more

Adaptation of Irving Belin's adaptation of; That Mesmerizing Mendelssohn Tune is a fun, tantalizin’, hypnotizin’, mesmerizin’ turn-of-the-20th-century ragtime-style song by Irving Berlin (1888-1989),.. Read more