For example, we like singing “Get cuddles…when you get the blues” to Johnny Cash’s “Get rhythm,” and, well, we refer to spit-up as ’sploo’ (don’t ask) and thus sing “You can sploo…” to Men Without Hats’ “Safety Dance”…
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Looking for clever ways to alter popular songs to make them fun for babies?
Thursday, January 15th, 2009For example, we like singing “Get cuddles…when you get the blues” to Johnny Cash’s “Get rhythm,” and, well, we refer to spit-up as ’sploo’ (don’t ask) and thus sing “You can sploo…” to Men Without Hats’ “Safety Dance”…
Is there an e-mail address of beauty_edgely17@yahoo.com?
Thursday, October 30th, 2008female rhythm and blues hip hop artist/singer from South Carolina.
3rd time asking. blues drums. help?
Wednesday, October 15th, 2008i have the rhythm travelers series from pearl. i wrote a little blues sounding song (i also play guitar and keys) and i was wondering how to make it sounding. should i get more cymbals (ride/crash/anything else) or something else like more toms? i’ve tried to write a drum part for my song but it never sounds right. please help me.
Anyone heard of indoor marching percussion theatres?
Monday, October 13th, 2008Such as Music City Mystique, RCC, Rhythm X, or Blue Knights.
blues drums question?
Wednesday, August 20th, 2008i have the rhythm travelers series from pearl. i wrote a little blues sounding song (i also play guitar and keys) and i was wondering how to make it sounding. should i get more cymbals (ride/crash/anything else) or something else like more toms? i’ve tried to write a drum part for my song but it never sounds right. please help me.
Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS Rhythm & Blue. Good camera?
Thursday, July 17th, 2008http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/products/Digital_Point_Shoot/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=dhs&cs=19&sku=A1494444
What is the chord progression I hear at the end of a lot of blues songs?
Monday, June 9th, 2008Usually in songs with a kind of 12/8 feel. It sounds like the higher instruments are descending, and the lower instruments are ascending (although I’m more interested in the chords themselves than the specific instrumentation). It’s got a slightly dissonant, moving-in-half-steps sound to it. I hate to use onomatopoeia here, but the rhythm for the progression is something like:
dow
dut-dow
dut-dow
dut-dow now (sometimes holds out here)
dut-dow now
Old man rhythm is in my shoes, No use t’sittin’ and a’singin’ the blues?
Friday, May 23rd, 2008Name the song & singer……
I did not know that KENMAN!!
Inverting a blues 1 4 5 progression going into the lower octave, in the second line A of the AAB?
Monday, March 10th, 2008Please help a melodically trained musician write the first rhythm bass line! After writing a new blues melody, 12 bar and AAB, I used a very simple I, IV, V, four quarters to each bar. The second version of line A is higher and harmonizes with line A, sounding good with I, IV, V, I… but it seems more interesting to invert the progression going down, from I, three and one half steps down to the IV, down one step to the IV, and back up to octave I.
The next line is IV, V, I, I an octave higher, for line B.
Is this wrong, or just unorthodox?
guitar Theory ~ Blues With Modes~ plz help?
Sunday, March 9th, 2008Suppose I want to play the Blues using G Mxolydian Sclae(GABCDEFG).
What chords can i use for rhythm and what notes can i use for Soloing.