Do you take requests? Wuthering Heights by Kate Bush please.

I can think of no better life style than yours Mr Kermode. Getting to watch films and getting paid for it, and making music on the side.



Kudos

your actually pretty decent on that harp mate. Nice to get a wee vid from your band once in a while.

On the subject of requests and Jarmusch, any chance you could do a nice tribute to Neil Young's score of Dead Man please.

awesome

With advertising like this the harmonica will outsell John Carter (from Mars).

Love the film, loved the performance - play on!

Great video Dr K but ... you claim to be a grammatical pedant and yet the written introduction is all over the place!!

That's a sure fine, toe-tapping tune boys (tip my Stetson and fire a couple of six-shooters in the air) 'Yee-hawh'.

I might be wrong, but I'm sure Johnny Cash and his band did that one too.

Having seen a number of JJ's films, I'm willing to wager that this tribute is FAR superior to the actual film. Great tune... I'm hitting replay, now.

Great! Who's the tenor?

One of Jarmusch's most accessible films also one of his best. You should also do Screamin' Jay Hawkins' I Put A Spell On You.



One of Jarmusch's films using the great Robby Müller whose brilliant cinematography has garnered surprisingly few awards, you should consider Müller for a Kermode, if you do a lifetime achievement.

been listenning to that song today!

Wish I could visit Memphis. I live in Argentina :)



cheers!

One of Elvis´ best! Great version from you guys! Can you please do My Baby Left Me with the double bass!

@ #4 Spaceodds



I love that soundtrack, it's one of the few soundtracks I can listen to over and over again.

It's Bowie and 'Tin Machine' all over again.

;-)

Fingers crossed The Dodge Brothers will do a tribute/cover of a tune from Jim Jarusch's excellent movie Ghost Dog (starring the fantastic Forest Whittaker).

Dr K is already similar to Flavor Flav in many, many, many ways :-).

Thank you, thank you, thank you Dodge Brothers. So cool...

Bravo Dodge Brothers!

Why didn't the man come and tell you off for playing on the tracks?

Insert cheek mode:



If you're "plugging your band", can I plug my book, please??



(Reflections: Me and Planet Weirdo)



(I thought it was good, by the way!!)

Needs more cowbell.

Dr K - Can I ask a question...



Something has been bothering me for some time now BUT in a previous life have you ever busked in Winchester...?

I have a memory of a skiffle band with a bass player, a larger than average guy sporting a quiff not that unlike the one sat atop you scalp. Causing an obstruction over a few summers a while back, knocking out 'I want to be like you' and many other great skiffle classics. Probably not you as I seem to remember the guy having 'tats' but I thought I would ask anyway....

I did my film undergrad at Southampton and was lucky enough to attend a lecture with the good Dr, and see the Dodge Bros perform a few times. Great music and great times!

Hey Mark,



How can one book Dodge Bros for a Brighton show? Can someone email me ade at oneinchbadge dot com.



Cheers

It's a yes from me.

loved it. Thank you Dodge Brothers :)

Excellent video but, "me and my band". Shame on you, Mark. After all the times you've corrected listeners grammer on the radio show.

Are you part of a band called The Dodge Borthers? Never would have know, Dr. K. You really ought to plug them more.



Great track by the way, toe-tapped right through it.

Does Mark know whether he liked Killer Joe yet!?

That's awesome.



I was fortunate enough to see Mystery Train on the big screen at uni in Film Studies. A friend did me a copy of the soundtrack and it's great.



In particular there is one spooky instrumental on it that is beyond genius, one of my all-time fave movie music pieces, called Tuesday Night In Memphis - check it out.

Is that George Michael Playing the mandolin?

i've had a really rubbish day fighting the behemoth that is vodafone. in germany. so kind of alien vs. predator. but this has perked me up no end! thank you mark, thank you the dodge brothers!

Mark, are you auditioning for the role of 'Toulouse Lautrec'?!

Some magic Memphis awesomeness from The Dodge Brothers.



Great to see a video of the band in the US.



Keep Skiffling!