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- About The Hannies
- Hannie Photos
- The Hannie Vault
- Oh My Lenska
- Charlie And Frank
- Isn't It Nice When The Women Are Happy
- A Donkey On A Funicular
- The Apology Song
- Ride Roy Ride
- Robot Friend
- Pilgrims Pride
- Little Emil
- Man Mule Sweeny
- A Nod To Poi
- Stalled Out In Zen
- Irish Oatmeal
- It's The Middle
- Blue Ridge Trampoline
- Vegetables Lament
- The Man In Ice
- The Truckaneers
- MissUnderstood
- It Makes For Better
- Instrumentals
- Works Hannie
- Silvain Hannie
A Small Irish Medley By The Hannies
A short medley of Irish songs performed live by The Hannies.
(or are they a Hannies Tribute Band? Either way here it is!)
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling and Too-Ra-Lo-Ra-Loroa
Irish Oatmeal (Reprise)
This is a Hannie instrumental version of "Irish Oatmeal" with visuals of the Irish coast.
"Oatmeal (reprise)"
Irish Oatmeal
The Hannies now take you to a small village in 19th century Ireland.
They sing the tale of an Irish lad fleeing a Banshee.
And the legend of a good mother's porridge the captures a Banshee's appetite.
Behold the Irish Ballad of:
"Irish Oatmeal."
"Affirmations" by Mystic Silvain!
Behold!
The Hannies proudly present, "Affirmations" by Mystic Silvain!Silvain Hannie sings The Apology Song
The classic Hannie song,
"The Apology Song,"
is sung by Silvain Hannie.
With his own solo ukulele accompaniment.
Irish Oatmeal
The Hannies now take you to a small village in 19th century Ireland.
They sing the tale of an Irish lad fleeing a Banshee.
And the legend of a good mother's porridge the captures a Banshee's appetite.
Behold the Irish Ballad of:
"Irish Oatmeal."
They sing the tale of an Irish lad fleeing a Banshee.
And the legend of a good mother's porridge the captures a Banshee's appetite.
Behold the Irish Ballad of:
"Irish Oatmeal."
Mule Reprise
This is an instrumental tune by
"The Hannies."
We call it "Mule Reprise."
Thanks for listening.
"The Hannies."
We call it "Mule Reprise."
Thanks for listening.
Trampoline Early Demo
From the Hannie Vault.
An early demo of the song,
" Blue Ridge Trampoline."
This version is notable because it is just the basic track before the violin or effects were added.
It stands out though because of the lost soliloquy given by Silvain Hannie.
Truly a lost gem.
Here is the
"Trampoline Early Demo."
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