Notes_Norton

Mozart supposedly threw dice to get ideas to write songs. So many songs have had pieces of those before included. I suspect AI is just the latest in the road to a new song. I'm not a very good songwriter, since I often don't pay attention to the lyrics, and when I do, it's usually after every nuance of the musical performance has been noticed and analyzed. Thus, every attempt at writing lyrics by me just sounds dumb. No matter how a song is written, if I like it, it doesn't matter to me. And if it's appropriate, I'll learn it and play it on a gig. As the future comes racing towards me, I just try to adapt to the changes the best I can. If I were a songwriter, I'd be embracing AI, and using it as Mozart used the dice.

Dirty Magazine — Bree Sharp

Versace on the Floor — Bruno Mars

The Lady And The Tiger - They Might Be Giants

That Old Black Magic — Louis Prima & Keely Smith

Black Magic Woman — Fleetwood Mac I like the Santana Cover better, but the original is still good.

Black Velvet — Alannah Myles

Is it for a bass-seat hound?

Sunday Morning — Velvet Underground

They could have picked a different logo ...

Mornin' — Al Jarreau

Angel Of The Morning — Merilee Rush & The turnabouts IMO, the better version of the song, even if the Trombone player's intonation is a little off.

Bapu has gotten into playing canned music?

When I was little kid, my dad and uncle would take me fishing at the ocean inlet in Pompano Beach, and the marina had one of these. I guess it was a relic then, because it's the only one I've ever seen.

Yes. They used cane sugar instead of corn syrup. But corn syrup is cheaper so corporate profits are up. I don't drink sodas anymore, but in the late 1980s, I would get cokes and pepsis in Mexico because they still used sugar and they tasted quite a bit better.