or place-holder lyrics. (The Beatles’ “Yesterday” began as “Scrambled Eggs.” Paul McCartney worked on the song for months, apparently, before completing the now-famous lyrics.) Some write melodies a cappella, with no particular backing chords in mind. Others ...
In the same year, she ventured into the movies for the first time with an appearance on the cannibal horror-themed film, "The Green Inferno" (2013). After the release of Night Time, My Time, Ferreira's audience took on a global scale was she joined American pop star Miley Cyrus' ...
It finds durable value and ends up in storybook shelves through the ages. Song of the Troubadour captures this balance of longevity. At once, sweetly and simply it touches the deepest chords of human longing endearing itself to the hearts of every age. More than simply a story of good ...
Rush (1991):Though it's one of Rush's darkest albums lyrically, 'Roll the Bones' doesn't play like that. Not with a title track that takes a playful swipe at rapping. There's also a return to instrumental fare, on the Grammy-nominated "Where's My Thing." Then there's "Dreamline,...
Deep, anxious fusion track with veena, harmonium supported by a live drum kit, lending tension with its string falls and the exotic chords lend edgy neuroses to the dialogue, Instrumental, World Music, Indian World Fusion Type Play Track Info Catalog ID Min:Sec Tempo & BPM Price Control Ed...
“Once we lost [Hawkins], I put the guitar away,” Navarro said in a recent episode ofKyle Meredith With…(below). “I couldn't touch that thing for well over a year.” Eventually, he continued, something changed. “I started listening to Steely Dan in my house, and it was like, ...
a guest turn from Rob Halford on the reimagining of a Billy Idol classic now titled “Black Wedding,” and a fresh take on the iconic Phil Collins cut “In the Air Tonight,” while tracks like “River of Fire” and “Half God Half Devil” show plenty of promise should In This Moment...