1812 Set List

[kniteracy]

In the interest of giving something back to all you nice people who show up at gigs and concerts and all that stuff, and, OK, because I haven't got a clue what I actually want to play at 1812Tone, here is a happy shiny poll for you all to fill out. Although it looks like it has more than one question, really it has only one question with many, many answers, and you can choose as many answers as you like. The LJ Poll thingyhoppy won't let me have any more than 14 answers to a checkbox question. Anyway, the answers are all song titles. Based on your responses, I'll pick the top X songs (whatever will fit in a half hour set) and that'll be the set list for 1812.

Don't be shy. Lyrics to my original material can be found here, and I'll try to include references to covers as well, or you can try Google.


[Poll #652790]


Please accept my apologies for the many typos in the poll. Poll text cannot be edited; be assured I have winced over each of them at least once at this point. :)

Comments

[tnatj.livejournal.com]

Harper, thinking on't, I believe you can do no better than if you follow the old marriage ditty:

Something old, something new
Something borrowed, something blue

Best of luck!

[smoooom.livejournal.com]

I hope it's ok to do the POll even if there is no way I'll be at 1812. BTW do you know The Brandy tree by Gordon Bok? I tink it would sound WAY cool on thw harp.

[keristor.livejournal.com]

An explanation of my method in picking (because you did say not to pick all of them -- truth is, I'm sure I'll enjoy whatever you choose to sing so I cut it down to "what especially would I like to hear?"). Some I've chosen because I know other versions of the song and want to hear your take o nthem, some I don't know and would like to hear, some I know of and particularly like anyway. Which cut it down to what seemed like a reasonable compromise between "a few" and "all of them"...