… this may not be the right place for this post… but, i figured it’s whistle related since i play is whistle, and i noticed this sad, striking similarity whilst playing a whistle…
ever notice the similarity between the beginning few notes of “Road to Lisdoonvarna” and the theme to “The Odd Couple?”
i will forever think of Felix Unger and Oscar Madison whenever i hear that song from now on…
I always hear Con Cassidy’s (A|B2B BAB|d2c A2F|) as The Bear Came Over the Mountain. And the B part of Lad O’Beirne’s (d2Be d2Bd) is the “Nyah Nyah Song”.
That’s funny. I sometime check out movies from the library, take them to work and watch them at lunch. Today I started The Odd Couple.
One similarity that has always bugged me is that the beginning of Down By The Sally Gardens starts off like the Titanic theme…
I have heard that there is a connection between Óró, Sé do Bheatha 'Bhaile and What Will We Do With a Drunken Sailor. Something to do with sailors on Gráinne Mhaol’s ship(s) and whatnot, I believe.
[quote="jiminos ever notice the similarity between the beginning few notes of “Road to Lisdoonvarna” and the theme to “The Odd Couple?”
jim[/quote]
I never noticed that one, but Lisdoonvarna also reminds me of Cooley’s Reel, and the theme to Gilligan’s Island. Some interesting medeley opportunities…
i missed the “gilligan’s” connection. but it does make for a fun medley… esp if the listeners are not warned in advance… the look of recognition/shock is priceless when they realize what happened…
be well,
jim
edit… of course, for this to work, the listener’s need to be old enough to remember the Odd Couple