Kazoo Friendly Bangers

[Jimmy Bastard]

I have an all too these days rare DJ set to play in a week or so and I'm fretting as it's a tag on to a spoken word event, I've had a few of these gigs in the past and the transition is more than a little tricky in getting the cerebal mindset mobilised.
Anyways, in this year's Essential Selection The Avalanches deftly deployed Temple City Kazoo Orchestra take on Stayin' Alive
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ecvs56Li_vg
which has led me down the road of bulk buying up a mass pack of kazoos as way of gimmick for audience participation.
Now I need to build a set around the gimmick.
Temple City also cover the Stones Miss You
from there staright off the top of my head I can think of
D.A.F. - Der Mussolini
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSgGNd6thrc
Pigbag - Papa's Got A Brand New Pigbag
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omYKI8RJaIg
The 45 King - 9000 Number
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4ge00XFxcI
as two chirpychirpy bangers.
any others of similar ilk gratefully receieved XJB

[babycart]

Womaniser - Britney Spears

She's a Bad Mama Jama - Carl Carlton

Sleng Teng - Wayne Smith

[Headless mermaid]

Freedom 'Get up and dance'.

900 Number is sax, not kazoo - there's a smart t-shirt ...

[babycart]

Yarbrough & People - Don´t Stop the Music

Junkyard Band - The Word


Bimbo Jet - EL Bimbo

[Skip]

Is it just records to play along on kazoo? If so 303 laden acid house tracks would be my choice. Josh Wink's Higher States of Consciousness played by a small kazoo orchestra would be something to behold.

[Sonovox]

SKYYZOO

[Great Day]

Crosstown Traffic. (most people will think it's a kazoo anyway).

[Mondays Child]

This track ain't on any of their LP's and as such is a bit pricey.

But it is Kazoo-tastic...

[The Divine One]

How should I tactfully phrase this... is the event for the "general public"? I'd go in, all guns blazing on a populist race to the lowest common denominator with "Pick Up The Pieces" Average White Band and end your set on "You Can Call Me Al" by Paul Simon. Trust me, I've been doing this nearly 30 years...

[bongolia]

I'm also guessing the kazoo participation will most likely dry up after a handful of songs, with maybe a few enthusiastic types keeping going for the rest of the night (whether or not you'd like them to stop)

[babycart]

I'd get a didgeridoo player in to keep the atmosphere going. My experience of didgeridoo players is that once they get started they'll go on for all eternity.