Notes_Norton

^^^ worse than bagpipes ^^^

Jersey Girl - Tom Waits

Could have been worse - bagpipes

A Pauper In Paradise - Gino Vannelli https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSafokx4SZY&list=PLnOaGDOTVeD1DRcXx5vuoMYIUsoG4Mk7U

Everglades - The Kingston Trio

Could have been bagpipes too.

Straight, No Chaser - Thelonius Monk

I long for more hair on my head. Does that count?

Psychedelic Shack - The Temptations

Wild Thing - Jimi Hendrix (I like it better than the original by the Troggs)

OK, Since I can't see Bapu's posts, I hope it's not a repeat, and if it is, just enjoy the scenery Just following the instructions...

One of my favorites from this group. Casey Jones - Grateful Dead

Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting - Elton John

With my bald head, I could use a big wig, Craig.

I couldn't see the pictures on any of your posts, Bapu, except Carl's Jr.

Chapter II (Following instructions again) OK. Now what?

A Sunday Kind Of Love - jazz standard written by Barbara Belle, Anita Leonard, Stan Rhodes, and Louis Prima. I like the Etta James version.

I would have given the kid an A for following the directions if I were the techer

Accidentals, passing tones, lots of names. But just take a common chord in the key of C, the C7. It's C - E - G - Bb. I guess if I were reading this in sheet music, I would consider it an accidental, but it's a very common one, and doesn't necessarily take you out of the key of C. BTW, the interval between the E and the Bb is called a Tritone, and it's comprised of 3 whole steps. If E were the root the Bb would be the diminished 5th or augmented 4th. I've read that in the early days of standardized Western music, the tritone was considered "The Devil's interval" and was forbidden by the Catholic Church. I've also read that's an exaggeration. Devil's interval or not, I like it. Notes ♫