Introduction Knock-knock, sorry it's a Doorbell - Ting-Ting

[RichardRose]

Who's there?
It's me - Richard and I got Roast chicken ...
Sorry you cant come in unless you got a sax .....
Ok, I got a little Bari sax and I got Roast chicken .....
Sorry you must have a sax and you must sing ....
Um .... I been playing a bass guitar for years, does that count?
No you must sing .......
Umm .......Uh ....... Um
..... that's good enough, come on in ...... where's the chicken?
Sorry, you took so long somebody ate it ...........

 

[Jeanette]

Welcome to the café. I am sure you will fit right in!!

Jx

 

[mizmar]

A good first go at a Roast Chicken blues in D, but the lines need to scan a bit better. Try using "finger likin'" or "pickin'" or anything from a KFC advert to vary the wording.


Mine's a slice of toast.
Welcome.

 

[Pete Thomas]

Welcome to you and your roast chicken;

 

[MikeMorrell]

Welcome to the cafe, Richard!

As a tenor (only) player, I find it difficult to rhyme the terms "little" and "bari sax" 🙂. BTW I play in Big Bands and there's nothing like the sound of the Bari!

Good on you!

Mike