General Music Chat

Woman From Tokyo. No guitar solo. Just an outro.

So, here's some music.

That emphasized bit was the fly in the dip that I reacted to. .

Yeah, but that is just being nit picky. You know I'm right. Turn on a classic rock station and count how many songs use an electric guitar for the solo vs keyboards (which had a limelight in 80s new wave)

it will be, and is, overwhelmingly stereotypical


Songs remain mostly the same kind of arrangement since at least the 1930s

verse/chorus/verse/chorus/break/solo/verse/chorus/chorus/chorus/end


Only the instrumentation and the singer changes. Since I grew up in the classic rock era, I write classic rock songs but that would be stale and "dated" if I went with standard instrumentation, or played with people who grew up in the American classic rock era with me.

In the search for less than a guitar solo, I found a tar player (persian instrument) who does the solos instead.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvFOm_Uj4pQ

But speaking of "fly in the dip" this is my version of a modern-Elvis-rockabilly song.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huOHL9k ... I7&index=8


maybe you would recognize some of the people in this little 4-piece?


Brent Rowan guitar
Wendy Waldman guitar, vocal
Carl Sealove bass
Scott Blaylock drum

Rob Hoffman engineering

That's some good stuff Ted.

It's inspired me to get busy and translate a Psalm into a song (32).

Talbot

are you sure that's not an oud Ted?