Mr. Agustin E. Villarin aka “Russell” “The Pinoy Piano Man”, singing popular Piano Bar tunes for mostly American guest. As usual, the guest keeps on requesting the same tune everynight without fail, and they enjoyed it very much. Piano Bar in USA means it is a Sing-Along bar, where people can drink, smoke, and hang out and hang loose. Carnival Cruise line have the best “Fun Bars” in the world.
Nye’s piano bar in Minneapolis …piano man Andrew Crowley with legendary accordionists Dan & Dean singing a rollicking version of Silver Threads & Golden Needles , DJ Jake Rudh sings Corcovado with a few Brasilian students from the U of M . ALSO rare footage of Jim Froehlich !
Piano Bar Sundays is casual and relaxed night where musically inclined people get together and sing till their hearts content. A night of colourful characters sharing to the world that one song that’s deep inside them. Piano Bar every Sunday @ Opium Den 176 Hoddles Street Abbotsford Enquiries: + 61 3 9417 2696 Details: www.myspace.com/opiumdenhotel
Mr. Agustin E. Villarin aka “Russell” “The Pinoy Piano Man”, singing popular Piano Bar tunes for mostly American guest. As usual, the guest keeps on requesting the same tune everynight without fail, and they enjoyed it very much. Piano Bar in USA means it is a Sing-Along bar, where people can drink, smoke, and hang out and hang loose. Carnival Cruise line have the best “Fun Bars” in the world.
The new trailer for LAST CALL is here. The DOCUMENTARY about New York City’s PIANO BARS is coming soon. We’ve been editing away and thank everyone for their support and would love to hear from you–drop us a line!! Cast and Crew of LAST CALL
When I used to play at piano bars there would be occasional requests for a song where the person who requested the song did not know the title. Often the song was hard to figure out. I came up with this chord pattern which I played as a song when I became baffled, which was often. This is a chord pattern of C to B to C to A to D then G and back to C. The chorus is E to A to D to G. It often was identified as “Yep, that’s it.” I put words to the song when I performed it on the Gong Show as “A Brief Refrain.” Something to watch for in the video is the upper right end of the piano where some of the keys have been squished out. There are three black keys next to three black keys. The camera moved slightly when I did the second part of the clone video. I had to tweak it a lot to get it to have almost the same dimensions on the top and bottom. The lighting also was affected when the camera changed its position.