there’s no way anyone could know this, but the original working title for this one was, in fact, ‘do the doppelganger (oh yeah)’. lovin’ the squeeze box, and mondo kudos for one of the best lee ritenour impersonations in recent memory. thanks much, mr. scomber.

Panu Moon with a latin Groove. Hmmmm interesting twist. Nice work Scomber.
Question for you…. When do you rest ? I don’t know who putting out more mixes you or LS.
Again Nice Mix.

I like the madness of this cultural melting pot. It’s a bit like a dream you might have after eating too much in a fusion restaurant.

Old Dog was grumbling (as usual) about ..fusion food. “What is it about this stuff that makes me want to toss my old self onto the tracks at Waterloo?”, he opined in his own inimitable canine stylee’. “Why is it every time I go to that little Polish restaurant in East Wolverine-on-Toast, they serve me Kielbasa Esperanto, with a side of curry? Jebus Christy, you’d think I actually ordered the stuff.” Scomber had a more relaxed view of Mr D’s predicament..”Why OD, not to worry my man, just listen to this track I made with a warbler/poet ‘merikan named Panu, fused to an out of tune concertina (or as we call them in Chicago, stomach piano), and what appears to be the guitar player from Christopher Cross’s band, the guy who played lead on “Sailin”, you know..”sailin..dumm dee dumm..sailin”..take it away, sailin”..because, you know, I can and this is ccMixter where we “mash it up, mash it up real good” (h/t Billy Ray Bob/John Candy).
This exchange put Mr Dog in a pensive, yet reflective mood. “Oh, I see, tut tut right oh.” was all he could be heard muttering as he made his way to the station….
to be cont’d

How did I miss this one? I absolutely love it. Don’t ask me why (no don’t) but I imagine being in a dark bar with a tiny dance floor that’s sticky underfoot, and tangoing with you then Panu, pushing you round like supermarket trolleys. You’d enjoy it. Yes you would.