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I can't believe this was 10 years ago! Me, my oldest sister (a.k.a. #1), and my mom were at one of our favorite second hand stores when I stumbled upon an electric organ! I began to test the organ with the current song I was addicted to at the time, Olympia Hipprodrome by Russel Alexander. This song was stuck in my head for several years after discovering it during my sophomore year of highschool in band class of course (which I took all 4 years).
Luckily, my head has since forgotten this song and it instead has been replaced with the ear candy that is Kpop such as Boy with Luv which is my current favorite.
Look at the crowd I draw while I test the keys even with a chromatic part. The lady in the background glances at me and then I draw the attention of her son. One woman even tipped me $2. Number 1 can barely contain her giggles while she films me.
Unfortunately this store of donated goods no longer exists. I knew this song so well that I knew everybody's parts. I even conducted the song in a concert at my school in Chicago at Jones College Prep High School. I wonder if the video still exists on YouTube...
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By proto26https://3speak.tv/watch?v=proto26/pbazgiwj
I can't believe this was 10 years ago! Me, my oldest sister (a.k.a. #1), and my mom were at one of our favorite second hand stores when I stumbled upon an electric organ! I began to test the organ with the current song I was addicted to at the time, Olympia Hipprodrome by Russel Alexander. This song was stuck in my head for several years after discovering it during my sophomore year of highschool in band class of course (which I took all 4 years).
Luckily, my head has since forgotten this song and it instead has been replaced with the ear candy that is Kpop such as Boy with Luv which is my current favorite.
Look at the crowd I draw while I test the keys even with a chromatic part. The lady in the background glances at me and then I draw the attention of her son. One woman even tipped me $2. Number 1 can barely contain her giggles while she films me.
Unfortunately this store of donated goods no longer exists. I knew this song so well that I knew everybody's parts. I even conducted the song in a concert at my school in Chicago at Jones College Prep High School. I wonder if the video still exists on YouTube...