Comments on: “Taboo” and its many renditions http://randywong.net/exotica/2007/04/10/taboo-and-its-many-renditions/ With Randy Wong, Founder of WAITIKI International and The WAITIKI 7 Mon, 29 Mar 2010 19:07:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Jeff Chenault http://randywong.net/exotica/2007/04/10/taboo-and-its-many-renditions/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Jeff Chenault Fri, 28 Sep 2007 15:52:09 +0000 http://randywong.net/exotica/?p=9#comment-3 I like every version of "Taboo" I have ever heard. Even a cheap restaurant record or lounge version sounds good. It's just a great song. Like "Quiet Village" it is hard to mistake and hard to make sound bad unless you really try. The Clyde Borly version is pretty wild. I would like to hear the Kronos Quartet version. I did see the Kronos Quartet play once about 15 years ago and they played almost a whole set of Raymond Scott tunes. It was unbelievable. These people are talented!! Cheers and Mahalo, Jeff I like every version of “Taboo” I have ever heard. Even a cheap restaurant record or lounge version sounds good. It’s just a great song. Like “Quiet Village” it is hard to mistake and hard to make sound bad unless you really try. The Clyde Borly version is pretty wild. I would like to hear the Kronos Quartet version. I did see the Kronos Quartet play once about 15 years ago and they played almost a whole set of Raymond Scott tunes. It was unbelievable. These people are talented!!

Cheers and Mahalo,
Jeff

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