An old Synthzone member buddy, Heikki Kahola (aka the Wolf)
just informed me that he just uploaded a YouTube video of him singing the Dean Martin classic: "Ain't That A Kick In The Head".
Pretty wild!
As with Dean Martin, the big question remains: is he really drunk, or simply putting on an act
Checkout that bottle of Finnish Vodka and the empty cabinet.
Warning: The clip contains strong profanity so those offended by that should ignore watching this video altogether:

That is so #@!%* funny. He really does a great job. That was so much fun to watch and listen to. Very entertaining.

WOW, Scott, that guy is really good! Great voice. Any idea what the backing is from, I really like that song. I don't know if he's an entertainer but he should be.

Well guys, I will give this chap one thing, he doesn't need to hide behind a color graph bobbing up and down, we know who's performing, he's one hell of a singer. I would love to see him playing KB, perhaps we would get a full blown performance, video and audio. I look forward to that day.

I would need to work on his hairstyle Wish my mate Donny and me had hair like that...


Tony

Scott, I always thought "Wolf" faked the drunk routine, but I never seen him sober to determine that

One thing for sure, he is a talented singer (impossible as a "drunk")..I have reservations about his playing keys (I still believe "I left my heart in SF" was a sequence)

As you we have talked on the phone (with you on SKype)..He is very vulgar and always appears to be drinking....a lot..

If the drinking is true..it is a shame, and waste of talent...

Bill,
Heikki's perf of "Ain't That A Kick" was simply performed impromptu 'on the fly' and live streaming karaoke backing tracks off of the streaming music site Spotify.

Fran,
believe what you want, but as far as Heikki's rendition of " I left My Heart in SF", I can assure you it wasn't a SMF. It was performed in auto accomp mode because he utilized a factory T2 style I helped select. I also remember going over the chord changes & melody of the intro with him and listening to him rehearse it on the fly and subsequently record it too.


Here you go Tony:
Heikki Kahola (Tyros 2) and Henrik on Guitar: