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[[Alan Powers|Brain]] tells George about the blues. After lending him CDs and showing him a song he wrote George becomes inspired to write his own blues song. After writing one he performs it to Koko Taylor, a blues legend, his courage is lost when he can't sing loud enough for anyone to hear. He goes home and listens to a CD by Taj Mahal, while listening, he dreams up more courage to perform for Koko Taylor once again. During his second attempt his guitar string snaps. As he loses courage again, Taj Mahal arrives and helps him to get over his snapped guitar string and George finally performs his song for Koko. | [[Alan Powers|Brain]] tells George about the blues. After lending him CDs and showing him a song he wrote George becomes inspired to write his own blues song. After writing one he performs it to Koko Taylor, a blues legend, his courage is lost when he can't sing loud enough for anyone to hear. He goes home and listens to a CD by Taj Mahal, while listening, he dreams up more courage to perform for Koko Taylor once again. During his second attempt, his guitar string snaps. As he loses courage again, Taj Mahal arrives and helps him to get over his snapped guitar string and George finally performs his song for Koko. | ||
==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||
Revision as of 05:05, 27 June 2019
| "Big Horns George" | |
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| Season/Series: | 8 |
| Number in season: | 10a |
| Original Airdate: |  December 26, 2003[1] |
| Credits | |
| Written by: | Peter K. Hirsch |
| Storyboard by: | Gerry Capelle Robert Yap |
| Episodes | |
| Previous "Kiss and Tell" |
Next "Bleep" |
| Read transcript | |
Summary
George learns how to sing the blues with a little inspiration from his dummy, Wally.
Plot
Brain tells George about the blues. After lending him CDs and showing him a song he wrote George becomes inspired to write his own blues song. After writing one he performs it to Koko Taylor, a blues legend, his courage is lost when he can't sing loud enough for anyone to hear. He goes home and listens to a CD by Taj Mahal, while listening, he dreams up more courage to perform for Koko Taylor once again. During his second attempt, his guitar string snaps. As he loses courage again, Taj Mahal arrives and helps him to get over his snapped guitar string and George finally performs his song for Koko.
Characters
Main
Minor
Cameo
Mentioned
Songs
- "63 Year Old Mama" (Koko Taylor)
- Pi Blues (Brain)
- "Put the Pot On" (Koko Taylor)
- The Pinocchio Blues (George)
- "Fishin' Blues" (Taj Mahal)
- George's Unnamed Blues (George/Taj Mahal)
Trivia
Gallery
Modelsheets
Screenshots
Taj Mahal CD
George arrives in Tuning Fork
The General Store
Taj Mahal playing guitar
Taj Mahal encourages George
