Sunday, July 03, 2011
"Hey hey i Mexico" - on Technics SX-C600
YouTube Uploaded by organfairy on Jul 3, 2011
"This is primarily a camera test. I had to buy a new camera because the old one died. So to test the picture quality and synchronization I played a song and recorded it as one long shot.
So this is the quality that my videos will have in the future. It might improve slightly when I get a new computer because I had to convert the QuickTime format from the camera to Windows Media in order to get Movie Maker to edit it. I understand that the movie maker in Windows 7 can accept QuickTime files. So I might be able to avoid the conversion.
The song is "Hey hey i Mexico" that was a hit for Danish duo Alice & Rita in the early 1970's. It might be a Danish cover of a French, German, or English song. I don't know because there is practically nothing written about Alice & Rita online. If anybody knows something please comment.
I play the Technics SX-C600 organ and a little bit on Roland SH-2000 synthesizer."
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