Btvs/Tin Man: Papay Ate My Baby
Title: Papay Ate My Baby
Series: Long Way Down
Author: Vashti (tvashti)
Fandom: BtVS, Tin Man
Characters: DG, Oz, Ahamo
Rating: G
Summary: Starting a musical revolution is okay with Oz, but the OZ has a scene he already likes.
Length: 200 words
tthdrabbles Challenge: #117, lost in translation
Disclaimer: I own nothing except the words, and that's probably up for philosophical debate.
Notes: 4th in my unnamed Long Way Down series. Also possibly the most disjointed of the lot :-/
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Papay Ate My Baby
by Vashti
Oz appreciates sitting in on jam sessions with his dad and uncle more now than he did on the Other Side. What they had taught him about improv and sharing the stage and a willingness to experiment without knowing what the end result will be...
Oz jams for DG and the Consort sometimes. The Consort doesn’t get it at first - until Oz re-tunes his guitar and takes "Purple Haze" out his back pocket.
***
Alt-grung rock doesn’t go far in the OZ. Starting a musical revolution is okay with Oz, but they have a scene he already likes.
The marching jazz bands here actually managed to keep their formation. Maybe because the Queen’s idea of ballroom music usually involved extended solos, drum brushes, and horns that can talk.
Oz suggested that DG bring back a Cab Calloway box set from the Other Side and now big band is the thing in the court of the Queen.
***
They decide to have a traditional jazz band for the wedding party. DG stands at the edge of the stage, still in her 1920s dress and Marcelle-waved hair, waving a lighter she got from someone from somewhere. No one gets it. But that’s okay.
Fin[ite]
Series: Long Way Down
Author: Vashti (tvashti)
Fandom: BtVS, Tin Man
Characters: DG, Oz, Ahamo
Rating: G
Summary: Starting a musical revolution is okay with Oz, but the OZ has a scene he already likes.
Length: 200 words
tthdrabbles Challenge: #117, lost in translation
Disclaimer: I own nothing except the words, and that's probably up for philosophical debate.
Notes: 4th in my unnamed Long Way Down series. Also possibly the most disjointed of the lot :-/
§§§
Papay Ate My Baby
by Vashti
Oz appreciates sitting in on jam sessions with his dad and uncle more now than he did on the Other Side. What they had taught him about improv and sharing the stage and a willingness to experiment without knowing what the end result will be...
Oz jams for DG and the Consort sometimes. The Consort doesn’t get it at first - until Oz re-tunes his guitar and takes "Purple Haze" out his back pocket.
***
Alt-grung rock doesn’t go far in the OZ. Starting a musical revolution is okay with Oz, but they have a scene he already likes.
The marching jazz bands here actually managed to keep their formation. Maybe because the Queen’s idea of ballroom music usually involved extended solos, drum brushes, and horns that can talk.
Oz suggested that DG bring back a Cab Calloway box set from the Other Side and now big band is the thing in the court of the Queen.
***
They decide to have a traditional jazz band for the wedding party. DG stands at the edge of the stage, still in her 1920s dress and Marcelle-waved hair, waving a lighter she got from someone from somewhere. No one gets it. But that’s okay.
Fin[ite]