Sinnerman - Nina Simone
Lyrics association:
He was waitin', all on that day
I cried, power, power (power, Lord)
Power (power, Lord)
Power (power, Lord)
Power (power, Lord)
Power (power, Lord)
Power (power, Lord)
Power (power, Lord)
If I don't have Money for that Ticket To Ride, I can always Drive My Car, it takes me Here, There and Everywhere, but it is a Long And Winding Road from here and over by Penny Lane I think.
One of the blessings of making aftermarket fake e-disks for Band-in-a-Box is discovering new songs.
Working on one of the Real Jazz books, I came across a song called Ragtime Cowboy Joe. It's in a jazz book, but it's actually Western Swing, which was a mixture of country and jazz genres. I don't listen to Western Swing much, but should listen to it more. Here is a contemporary band doing it. The musicianship is excellent, there is an element of fun, and I liked it, so I'm sharing.
Ragtime Cowboy Joe - The Swing Commanders
Here is the first song we opened with every week when gigging on cruise ships in the late 1980s"
Sea Cruise - Frankie Ford
Some very, very early rock 'n' roll.
I bought a "Fender" brand guitar cable that had an arrow on it.
I didn't know if I should point it to the guitar or the amp. Neither the guitar nor the amp was Fender.
Notes ♫