EPISODE · Sep 24, 2008
Row, Row, Row Your Flute
from Overtones · host Chas Hathaway
I was having a little fun with the copy and paste function on my recording program. Did you know Row Your Boat could be split into 8 parts? It works - even with a tenor flute. But finding that even a couple rounds of row your boat makes a pretty short podcast, I threw in a couple flute improvisations. You'll have to excuse the little kid voice in the background - I guess my daughter wanted to be in the show.
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