Notes_Norton

I don't go to rock concerts at all anymore. I go to the Symphony, if it's one I like and to jazz clubs. But after making a living playing rock for decade after decade, I want to hear something that I can't cover (symphony) or something that will surprise me (jazz improvs). What gets under my skin the most is tribute bands getting big ticket prices. In cover bands, we did everybody and worked in bars for whatever they pay (never enough). This band decides to do nothing but _____ songs and gets big bucks???????? ♫ Insights and incites by Notes ♫

The Bird — Charlie Parker

Goodbye Jimmy Reed — Bob Dylan

Swift n Springsteen

Even if they did misspell the becan, I think it's a good idea.

Very few artists make over a billion dollars and can afford to do that. The labels are in the business of exploiting the artist. Very few go 'viral' enough to get rich. That's why there are so many one-hit wonders. But we do it because it's our passion.

Romeo Had Juliette — Lou Reed

Should have bought a saxophone or guitar

Daddy Doesn't Pray Anymore — Chris Stapleton

Imaging the funny picture I tried to post (above)

I guess we don't need a video, just a title (until, hopefully, it gets fixed). Video Killed The Radio Star — Buggles

And we don't need no steenkeeng pedals either

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No luck today. I tried shouting great obscenities at it, but in my experience, if that doesn't work, call a pro.

So, we need a new song. I forget what the current theme is, but Craig said Down, so... I'm Down — Beatles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOWrScjXMRE (still won't post for me)

You Go To My Head - Mark Murphy (and others) It won't let me post the video, but here's the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ra2DJmStAVI

You Go To My Head - Mark Murphy (and others) (for some reason it won't let me post a video today)

Summer Wind — Frank Sinatra (We learned this for a club owner, his favorite song. Gigged there for over a year)

You Talk Too Much — Joe Jones