Quasi Mojo a go-go
Quasi Mojo woe woe woe
I drank all the anger then pissed out the vile
I swallowed forgiveness and burped up a smile
Now I’m ready (or not)
So bring on the bastards that rise with the cream
Bring on the ladies who strip in the stream
I’m ready (or not)
Ready to call in the tubas and booze
Ready for woo woo woo woo woos
Ready to parley and peacock and prance
Bursting with confi-da-da-dance
Quasi Mojo a go-go
Quasi Mojo woe woe woe
Beauty always gets her way
Ugliness he’ll sit and stay
Laughter loots then lies with doubt
Happiness will never pout
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The MUSICIANS
Albino Guimaraes Vocals & Guitars
Joe Boyle Electric Guitars & Vocals
Joe O’Brien Bass Guitar & Vocals
Jon Peckman Drums, Percussion & Vocals
Sophie Guimaraes Vocals
Christine Ohlman Vocals
Behind The Song...
Quasi Mojo
This songs title came from my friend and musical compatriot, Joe O'Brien. We were goofing around via email one day when I sent Joe a bunch of funny band names I had been collecting in my Song Notebook such as....Felicity’s Melon, Uberduber, GGILF, Fort Georgeous, Ditty Mongers, Bachelor Drapes, Soliloqueezy, Tell Him Danger Sent You, Church Pews, Amour Fatty, Nev R. Borus and the Whah Whah Whah’s, Casanonos, The Generating Maybes, Chance Blewett and the Contenders, Emptv, Drank All The Anger, Hansome Homely, Sir lee & The Agreeables, Bazooka Joe & the Fortunes, Fiesta Fester, Swell, The Occidental Tourists, The Nancy Boys, Hopium, Mental Traffic Rotary, Tubas & Booze, The Confidance Of Ignorance, Confidance-dance-dance. He replied with "Quasi-Mojo" which immediately sparked a song in my mind.
I knew I wanted the song to be humorous, but with a very serious soul. I also knew I wanted to use a lyric idea I heard from a Harvey Danger song title "Cream and Bastards Rise". Armed with this, I set out to make something fun using some of the band names as lyrics. There are a couple musical "tricks" in this song. The one I find the most interesting is the fact that the last chorus actually modulates down a half step!