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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: Gazoo on February 15, 2006, 07:28:59 AM
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Started with Brother Louie, then Dylan's Knock, now Stevie's Too High. Nice but not inspiring or inspired.
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It's so hard to be a BOS in the city. Fortunately, the mighty Raspberries follow Broooce with the majestic "Tonight."
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It's so hard to be a BOS in the city. Fortunately, the mighty Raspberries follow Broooce with the majestic "Tonight."
just caught the tail end of Mr Carmen's 'berries. And now it's ZZ Top. This was '73?
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wow, rarely-heard Bowie. "Lady Grinning Soul". BOS for rarity alone.
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wow, rarely-heard Bowie.
I'm glad you ID'd; the voice seemed familiar enough, but I've never heard this song.
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sorry I missed "For Everyman" and Steve Miller's "Shoo-ba-ba-doo etc".
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I, for one, don't think Innervisions was necessarily a better album than Talking Book. I go back and forth on that.
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wow, rarely-heard Bowie.
I'm glad you ID'd; the voice seemed familiar enough, but I've never heard this song.
from Aladdin Sane, one of the great pun titles, and I've certainly never heard it played on the radio.
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I, for one, don't think Innervisions was necessarily a better album than Talking Book. I go back and forth on that.
a good argument there. Innervisions was the album that finally made the mainstream realize he was a genius, I think. So it gets the edge from most people because more people have heard it all the way thru -- they mainly know TB for the hits.
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diggin' this ad for "Romantic Depot", apparently Westchester's answer to Good Vibrations! LOL!
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I, for one, don't think Innervisions was necessarily a better album than Talking Book. I go back and forth on that.
a good argument there. Innervisions was the album that finally made the mainstream realize he was a genius, I think. So it gets the edge from most people because more people have heard it all the way thru -- they mainly know TB for the hits.
Talking Book is my Fave, fwiw.
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I, for one, don't think Innervisions was necessarily a better album than Talking Book. I go back and forth on that.
a good argument there. Innervisions was the album that finally made the mainstream realize he was a genius, I think. So it gets the edge from most people because more people have heard it all the way thru -- they mainly know TB for the hits.
Talking Book is my Fave, fwiw.
Mark, maybe you can solve a mystery for me. There's this song in church called El Shaddai, by one of those big time Christian songwriters, and it just sounds exactly like a Stevie Wonder song, but I can't place it. I'm not knowledgeable enough about Stevie. Ideas?
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I, for one, don't think Innervisions was necessarily a better album than Talking Book. I go back and forth on that.
a good argument there. Innervisions was the album that finally made the mainstream realize he was a genius, I think. So it gets the edge from most people because more people have heard it all the way thru -- they mainly know TB for the hits.
Talking Book is my Fave, fwiw.
Mark, maybe you can solve a mystery for me. There's this song in church called El Shaddai, by one of those big time Christian songwriters, and it just sounds exactly like a Stevie Wonder song, but I can't place it. I'm not knowledgeable enough about Stevie. Ideas?
If it really sounds like this MIDI file -- http://www.walkthroughlife.com/midis/christian/elshaddai.htm -- then the melody is very, very similar to Stevie's "A Place in the Sun."
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There's this song in church called El Shaddai, by one of those big time Christian songwriters, and it just sounds exactly like a Stevie Wonder song, but I can't place it. I'm not knowledgeable enough about Stevie. Ideas?
is this it?
http://www.walkthroughlife.com/midis/christian/elshaddai.htm
if so, the melody sounds like Roy Clark's hit "Yesterday When I was Young".
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There's this song in church called El Shaddai, by one of those big time Christian songwriters, and it just sounds exactly like a Stevie Wonder song, but I can't place it. I'm not knowledgeable enough about Stevie. Ideas?
is this it?
http://www.walkthroughlife.com/midis/christian/elshaddai.htm
if so, the melody sounds like Roy Clark's hit "Yesterday When I was Young".
yeah, the MIDI makes it sound even suckier! I have the sensation that these are Stevie Wonder type of melodies and chords. Since I am just a bass player, and a harmonic idiot, I can't explain it any better than that!
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If it really sounds like this MIDI file -- http://www.walkthroughlife.com/midis/christian/elshaddai.htm -- then the melody is very, very similar to Stevie's "A Place in the Sun."
MIDI JINX!