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Bob Elliott
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3/25/2016 5:01:38 PM
The Music That's Got Me Right Now
Any Day Now - Chuck Jackson
Make It Easy on Yourself - Jerry Butler
I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself - Tommy Hunt
Reach Out for Me - Lou Johnson
A House is Not a Home - Brook Benton
Always Something There to Remind Me - Lou Johnson
Kentucky Bluebird- Lou Johnson
These gems are some from the Bacharach collection I got at Christmas.
The loose specificity of the arrangements is so beautiful. The use of drums is creative like Ringo.
The voices are often odd and addicting. The music gets under my skin all day.
I love the use of quiet and stripped down in the same track where there will be louder and many more. Just music that makes me think about music and want to play music.
And also grasps back into Proto-childhood.
So that has my attention a lot, and also a hip hop album by Drake called
If You're Reading This It's Too Late
I love the way the drums keep dropping out and essentially the music fabric is trippy synths wavering in beats. And the beats are there but sparse, and even when they leave , they're still there.
Something similar to the Bacharach. Rhythmic quietness.
Love that.
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Bob Elliott
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3/25/2016 5:22:38 PM
And the melodies of the Bacharach stuff, melodies you could actually care about...
The deeply satisfying structure of the chord structures
Just about every solo is another walk along melody lane.
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Steve Ison
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3/27/2016 1:27:01 AM
Yeh those early Bacharach songs are to die for..Such a beautiful distinctive musical writer..
Hauntingly evocative in mood and arty,memorable n creative with chords n melody..
Music dosn't really get better than that for me
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Larree
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3/27/2016 4:26:16 AM
Got to agree. Memorable melodies. Beautiful chord voicings and harmonic structures. No copy and paste digital crap here.
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Bob Elliott
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3/27/2016 11:53:51 AM
They'll have like probably thirty or so great musicians sitting around, and the song will shrink down to the click of a woodblock and a little three note piano riff (Walk On By). You can tell everyone is a seasoned player, but for the most part it's a combination of mostly simple parts being played well and people waiting their turn.
Though the chord types are not simple, but like check the guitarist on a lot of the stuff, just playing muffled click chords on the snare beat a lot of the time, or other equally straightforward but perfect stuff.
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