That's called barberchairing?

Honestly, the whole time, I must've been thinking "barbershop quartet" as I was thinking it'd start making some kind of melody with the chainsaw or cracking or something.

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Ladies barbershop is the same as the feller's barbershop! Same voice part names and same harmonization's! This sure is Barbershop Harmony!

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Hey! I'm a piano tuner by trade! Awesome to see this on the sift!

Check out this website if you want to delve deeper into this stuff: http://www.rollingball.com/TemperamentsFrames.htm

Essentially, back in the day, each key (talking Cmajor/Cminor, Dmajor/Dminor, etc.) had intervals that were tuned a little differently and so each key had it's own character and the more sharps and flats the key had the crazier it sounded (and the less it was used!). Under the section "Key Color" it shows you what kind of character the key had be it sad or happy. pretty interesting stuff!

Not until the advent of piano analysis was equal temperament possible. So in equal temperament every key is acceptable to play in albeit all slightly out of tune.

This further goes into why barbershop harmony (or all acapella music, really) is so interesting because it and its overtones are not bound by any temperament.

The Ragtime Gals: It Wasn't Me (Jimmy Fallon) has been added as a related post - related requested by PlayhousePals.

Jimmy Fallon - Reggae Music and Barbershop Quartet Fused has been added as a related post - related requested by PlayhousePals.

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There are several cases currently being discussed in the US regarding Christians not wanting to support a gay marriage either through attending/participating (photographer) or by providing goods thereby giving the impression that they celebrate gay marriage (wedding cakes, etc.). The case with which I am most familiar is the Oregon couple who decided not to bake a cake for a gay wedding.

Here is my understanding: The bakers were already serving gays and lesbians in the course of their day-to-day business. In fact, the couple whom they refused to provide with a wedding cake were already walk-in customers of the bakery. So, this isn't 'you're gay, you can't come in here.' This isn't a case of bigotry. They aren't saying, "I'm not going to serve you because of who you are." They are saying, "I can't do that wedding because of who I am." Bigotry says, "you can't come in here because you're black, gay, asian, white, straight, muslim, whatever." The bakers said, 'you are welcome here. We can serve you. You are also welcome to get married, however, we are not able to go there with you.'

In Canada, a woman went to a Muslim barbershop which only serves men. She demanded a haircut. Devout Muslim men are not allowed to touch a woman who is not a member of their own family. They denied her a haircut based not on who she was, but on who they were. They offered to find her a barber who would cut her hair. Not good enough. She pressed the issue. It became a case of what is now called 'conflicting rights.'

This is what has begun and will increase - cases of conflicting rights. People on both sides have rights. But the law is so blunt that all it has been able to accomplish at this point is to protect one side of those rights. I think that sooner or later our Supreme Court is going to have to take up this issue although, to date, they have been reticent to do so.

I would rather err on the side of love than the side of law any day. Love knows how to protect everyone.

He's right y'know...This is four gals harmonizing, far from barbershop. Female vocal ranges (with maybe the rarest of exceptions to be found on the planet) are soprano, mezzo-soprano, and contralto.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'jimmy fallon, late night, reggae, music, barbershop quartet, the ragtime gals' to 'jimmy fallon, late night, reggae, music, barbershop quartet, the ragtime gals, sweat' - edited by Trancecoach

not if you know the original...>> ^probie:

Sounds closer to 50's doowop than reggae. Or is that just me?

I'm looking to sell my own version of this... can only produce a few litres a day (with adequate hydration)... so there should be a substantial markup


it's also useful for disinfecting combs at the barbershop too

To me this video speaks to the barbershop visit as truely unique experience. Yes, you can get your hair cut elsewhere and of course the shakey old man with the razor makes me nervous...haha. The sights, smells, and sounds that I recall from my visits are as vivd as if they happened last week yet it's been almost 15 years since my last visit.

Just twenty seven fitty! You'll look good in the sitty! >> ^Fantomas:

♫Just let you SOOOUUUULL GLOOOOOWWWW!!♫

It looks real enough, but there's no way of knowing for sure. >> ^Sagemind:

Was that a real Commercial