Brian
too funny... but probably not so much for the reality
I agree with Pete - that would be a pretty cool band name.
Hope you find some good people behind the curtains.
Jim
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Brian
too funny... but probably not so much for the reality
I agree with Pete - that would be a pretty cool band name.
Hope you find some good people behind the curtains.
Jim
transcript ? you mean lyrics ?
Thank you for those kind words Graham- song means a lot to me.
Here is the song I wrote in tribute to my friend Louise Fishman
Debra Gordon is the singer, Frank Michels is the musician.
https://soundcloud.com/james-kenyon-997 … hts-please
enjoy
I don't have any song to post for , but I came across this fantastic video on the making of The Beatles Strawberry Fields forever.
However - if you are interested in bands using new instruments, collaborating,with band members, the giant role of new technology in music, the origins of lyrics in a song,just how good The Beatles were - then this is for you!
I just came across it by accident, but it is sooooo good!!
Cheers
Jim
pure truth Pete!
Great message !
Frank Michels
Peatle
Once again you have delivered a masterpiece. Love the song, loved the performance.
She has a wonderful voice - reminds me of Joan Baez
Thank you for sharing
Cheers
Jim
That was an amazing video. The young man an the girl singer were incredibly talented, and the man playing the piano was fantastic as well.
Classical music is an enigma - either it is fantastic or blah - seems there is no middle ground in my opinion.
It is wonderous that so many modern songs that are big hits in the music industry take their roots from classical songs. such as
This Night - Billy Joel (2nd Movement Sonata Pathetique - Ludwig van Beethoven)
Blackbird - The Beatles (Bourrée in e minor - JS Bach)
Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin (Bourrée in e minor - JSNBach)
Bourrée - Jethro Toll (Bourrée in e minor - JSNBach)
Friends - Led Zeppelin (Mars - Gustav Holst)
Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath (Mars - Gustav Holst)
The Last Battle - John Williams (Mars - Gustav Holst)
Seven Nation Army - The White Stripes (Symphony No.5 in Bflat major - Anton Bruckner)
Light My Fire - The Doors (Invention no. 8 - JS Bach)
Penny Lane - The Beatles (Brandenburg Concerto No.2 - JS Bach)
Tubular Bells - Mike Oldfield (Toccata and Fugue in D minor - JS Bach)
Plug in Baby - Muse (Toccata and Fugue in D minor - JS Bach)
Jane Seymour - Rick Wakeman (Toccata and Fugue in D minor - JS Bach)
Brainless - Eminem (Toccata and Fugue in D minor - JS Bach)
The Real Thing - 2 Unlimited (Toccata and Fugue in D minor - JS Bach)
Russians - Sting (Romance Theme - Sergei Prokofiev)
Party Like a Russian - Robbie Williams (Dance of the Knights - Sergei Prokofiev)
Somewhere - Leonard Bernstein (Piano Concerto No. 5 mvmt. 2 - Beethoven & Swan Theme - Pyotr Illych Tchaikovsky)
Annie's Song - John Denver (5th Symphony in E minor, 2nd mvmt - Pytor Illych Tchaikovsky)
Because - The Beatles (Moonlight Sonata mvmt. 2 - Ludwig van Beethoven)
Better Than Yourself - Lukas Graham (Moonlight Sonata mvmt. 2 - Ludwig van Beethoven)
Neon Gravestones - 21 Pilots (Moonlight Sonata mvmt. 2 - Ludwig van Beethoven)
Could it be Magic - Barry Manilow (Prelude in C minor - Frederic Chopin)
The Globalist - Muse (Nimrod Theme - Edward Elgar)
Tous Les Maux D'Amour - Norma Ray (Pavane in Fsharp minor - Gabriel Fauré)
Natural - S Club 7 (Pavane in Fsharp minor - Gabriel Fauré)
Little Me - Little Mix (Pavane in Fsharp minor - Gabriel Fauré)
A Groovy Kind of Love - Phil Collins (Sonatina No.5 - Musio Clementi)
I Need You to Turn to - Elton John (
The Greatest Discovery - Elton John (
Breathe Me - Cia (Metamorphosis no.1 - Philip Glass)
Thank you Jan - it actually is a pretty song - laid back with loads of emotion
appreciate the comment!
Happy Spring down under ! CHEERS !
https://share.google/images/6t8Oz11MchDHzGzdP (link to Louise Fishman)
A link to recent review of her work - and what inspired me to write this song.
https://www.artforum.com/events/louise- … 234734033/
I used the words from the poem she referred to as the opening lines of my song.
It was from a Wallace Stevens Poem called “The Man with the Blue Guitar XXXII” (1937) ( it's Verse 32 !) that begins with the canto:
Throw away the lights, the definitions,
And say of what you see in the dark
here is a link to the whole poem - https://www.writing.upenn.edu/~afilreis … uitar.html
She was such a fighter for women's rights, and a humanists in every sense.
She was also a dear friend of mine whom I miss !
This is the song
Love Shack B-52's
Well I was on vacation for 10 days - never touched my computer. When I got back I was thinking - boy there's gonna be a lot of posts in the forum. NOT !!!!! so sad !
Anyways.... while on vacation at the beach - in between chasing grandkids ( like herding cats} - I started this song and finished it tonight. I know it its not perfect - still working it out - but I figured at least its something for chordie forum to look at ! ![]()
Pretty good cover of my song... got a couple bumps in it - but I like it overall
Graham,
That is so cool !
When you and band get down to how you love it - you gotta record it and send me a copy.
Jim
Graham, That was brilliant !! What a cover - that's a great song. I hope you and your band get to play it live, audience will go nuts for sure!! I actually was telling Robert jon ( Burrison) how it was through you that I actually discovered them, He was a really cool guy - we chatted for about 10 minutes - and also with the other band members. Interesting - I was chatting with the bass player Warren and I was telling him this band is headed for stardom and I admired how they all genuinely like each other. H replied and I quote " I have played in a lot of shitty bands and shitty places to get to this point, I hope we can keep it moving upward- we do enjoy what we are doing now!" . He was very funny too - we had some good laughs. Henry James their Lead guitarist is fabulous - best way I can describe him is that he's a little Hendrix and a little Carlos Santana mixed, along with his own great abilities. The band also has a whole following ( about 50 people that go to all their concerts). The band does a free concert somewhere every Friday night !
Thanks for the cover and sharing it with us - fantastic performance of it ! Not an easy song to master acoustically ! Well done my friend!!
Jim
Brian be sure to check out song I just posted in songwriting !
Thanks for the idea
Jim
OK Don't blame me - it's all Brian's Fault.
I listened to his song he just posted ( https://soundcloud.com/rough-as-gut/dry-july ) and it inspired me to write this song. Took me about an hour and a half.
Really thought it would be a decent Country bar rowdy song I am not a good enough musician to play it at all ( not even sure about these chords) :)so there won't be a demo from me.
OK Don't blame me - it's all Brian's Fault.
I listened to his song he just posted ( https://soundcloud.com/rough-as-gut/dry-july ) and it inspired me to write this song. Took me about an hour and a half.
Really thought it would be a decent Country bar rowdy song I am not a good enough musician to play it at all so there won't be a demo from me.
Brian, I like it - cool song !
Thought your performance was really good.
I could imagine sitting at a pub and hearing you perform!
Cheers, Jim
Jan
The song My Elusive Dreams is WONDERFUL !! Your voice is still the gold standard. Loved your performance on this.
Was this an original from you ?
The song Little ol' wine drinking me - I remember that from DM show.
You should sing more often, it makes the day for all who hear you sing day so much better !!
Thanks for Sharing
Jim
I wrote this song about my wife - we just celebrated 42nd anniversary
Richard,
Honestly, that was the performance of all the ones you've posted, that I have enjoyed the most !
Awesome !!!! Thank you for sharing - the banjo just added to it!
Jim
ps
it was also nice to open Chordie and see something actually posted rather than dumb spam crap
This is a great Jazz Miles Davis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDqULFUg6CY
Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vh7oIP-QSHs
Lee Morgan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJi03NqXfk8
and lastly, a little Coltrane
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBBWqbPaJgs
Hope this fills your Jazz appetitie today !
Cheers and Enjoy
Jim
Graham,
That was the Ribblehead train station in the Yorkshire Dales National Park
That railway looks so cool.
Two years I rode a train from Edinburgh to London - 6 hours but iw was very scenic and beautiful
Jim
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