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February 28, 2006

The Joke’s On Me

I’m not feeling particularly profound today, so here are a few jokes about music and musicians:

Q: What does a trombone player do first thing every morning?
A: Get up and go to his day job.

(You could actually substitute many other instruments in the place of “trombone.” It’s just that the word “trombone” sounds funny to me.)


Q: How many musicians does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A: 17. One to screw the light bulb in, and the other 16 to stand around saying, “I could do that.”

Do you ever get the feeling that a great many musicians in the audience at the Grammy Awards are thinking that?


Q: How many lead singers does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A: One. She holds the bulb while the world revolves around her.

If you found that joke offensive because the lead singer was depicted as female, then here, in the interest of fairness, is another version:

Q: How many lead singers does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A: One. He holds the bulb while the world revolves around him.

I don’t think this version is any funnier.


Q: What is the difference between an accordion and an onion?
A: No one cries when you chop up an accordion.


Lest you think that I am being insensitive, I actually possess, and occasionally play, my own accordion.


“On behalf of the band, thank you, ladies and gentlemen! You know, we’ve had a lot of requests, but we’re going to keep on playing anyway.”

Posted by leon at February 28, 2006 01:27 PM

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Saint Peter is checking in new arrivals in heaven....~


"What did you do on Earth?"
"I was a surgeon. I helped the lame to walk."
"Well, go right on in through the Pearly Gates"

"What did you do on Earth?"
"I was a school teacher. I taught the blind to see."
"Fine .. go right on in through the Pearly Gates!"

"What did you do on Earth?"
"I was a musician. I helped make sad people happy."
"You can load in through the kitchen."


Posted by: Sandy at February 28, 2006 09:58 PM

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