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" which was directed by Ben Stiller.Lisa Loeb was an unsigned artist at the time, and lived across the street from one of the film's stars, Ethan Hawke, in New York City. Hawke passed "Stay (I Missed You)" onto Stiller and the film's music supervisor, who ...
The Who (1966):The title track was Pete Townshend's first stab at a rock opera (and a mighty good one at that). But the rest of the Who's second album is pretty awesome too, with the band moving outside of the limitations of its debut LP and finding new musical ground to explore...
And to make it easier on both of us, the numbered chords are shown with the lyrics: (#1) Got so lost that I went to church (#2) Sorry God but you made it worse (#1) (#3) Made me sit beind a fence (#1) (#3) Haunted by the evidence ...
On YouTube there is a demo of John doing ‘If I Fell’, where the section I’ve already mentioned appears to be a bit different melodically. Slightly different chords used, as well. I think I’m on to something here. [While others, I guess, will think I’m just ON something.] Re...
I wonder if God likes country music will there be a place up there to sing my songsWill he make my fingers nimble like they used to beSo I can play the chords and sing along[ Bill ]I just stood there none of us really knew what to sayHe took my guitar and he put it down ever...
In stark contrast to this song, there’s a mellow andalmoststraight version of a Billie Holiday classic. As Cork recalls, “David had his guitar and was just playing some chords and Nancy started to sing ‘God Bless The Child’. We thought it might be fun to see if we could bring the...
The Who (1966):The title track was Pete Townshend's first stab at a rock opera (and a mighty good one at that). But the rest of the Who's second album is pretty awesome too, with the band moving outside of the limitations of its debut LP and finding new musical ground to explore...
Message In A Bottle:“This is Sting. Killer song. Opening the album, opening the set, opening everything. One of our best songs, but chart success was not as much as we thought. As the track is fading out I overdubbed the crash accents. God, how I wish I didn’t add those!” ...