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rdiakun wrote:Hey, Dave Rich and I run a very expensive and exclusive Music Theory Workshop. What you got was the sampler lesson that’s supposed to whet your appetite for more so that we can clean out your wallet and turn you into the next Henry Mancini or something. Wait till you get the bill.
How did you know that was my “goal” in life? 😆 How do I “subscribe” for the “main event”? 😆 Always wanted to know how to do a Bm7! 😆 How many lessons do I have to “subscribe” to before I know how to do “the cheats” Bm7? 😆
David Day
Lake Lanier, GADavid Day wrote:rdiakun wrote:Hey, Dave Rich and I run a very expensive and exclusive Music Theory Workshop. What you got was the sampler lesson that’s supposed to whet your appetite for more so that we can clean out your wallet and turn you into the next Henry Mancini or something. Wait till you get the bill.How did you know that was my “goal” in life? 😆 How do I “subscribe” for the “main event”? 😆 Always wanted to know how to do a Bm7! 😆 How many lessons do I have to “subscribe” to before I know how to do “the cheats” Bm7? 😆
David Day
Lake Lanier, GA*ahem* – b7 not Bm7
Kind regards
Dave Rich
daverich wrote:*ahem* – b7 not Bm7
“ahem”…..Being “old school”, I was talkin bout the chord (guitar) and not the note!
On the other hand…..Always had a hard time with Bmag. How many “Rich-daverich” lessons would it take me to learn “the cheats” Bmag? 😆
David Day
Lake Lanier, GACouldn’t help but wonder…..Does Bruce do any song in any variation of the key of B? Can’t wait to see what the “Rich-daverich Music Variation” lesson is gonna cost me! 😆
David Day
Lake Lanier, GAdaverich wrote:actually he does,- gawd knows how you’d play it on guitar though!
Kind regards
Dave Rich
I have Bruce’s piano sheet music Anthology and it also includes the chords for guitar. As a novice guitar player It’s definitely way over my head!
molo3
I know that BH uses the key B major to play ‘Look out any window’, which come to think of it, must be something that is very hard for DD to do, due to the thick metal bars
squmsqum wrote:I know that BH uses the key B major to play ‘Look out any window’, which come to think of it, must be something that is very hard for DD to do, due to the thick metal barsThank “gawd” Jail House Rock is not in B! 😆
David Day
Lake Lanier, GAsqumsqum wrote:I know that BH uses the key B major to play ‘Look out any window’, which come to think of it, must be something that is very hard for DD to do, due to the thick metal barsDavid Day wrote:Thank “gawd” Jail House Rock is not in B! 😆David Day
Lake Lanier, GAWhat? Wow, only 3 posts to the board and the 3rd is to knock DPD over the head? 😯 Me thinks this is one of SMP or MVF’s aliases here. No?
Either way, it’s hilarious!
By the way, DPD, nice comeback there! 😆
molo3
No, no aliases on this front…..
We may have a new player here!! 😯
We always welcome new friends who have a scathing wit and aren’t afraid to use it!!!!!
I saw my friend Kebe today & gave him a copy of the Levitate CD. He is originally from Senegal. He became a big Bruce fan after accompanying my husband & me to the Biltmore and Charlotte, NC, shows in “06 and the Greensboro, NC, solo show in ’07.
What did he think of the new CD? “I really liked songs #1(Black Rats Of London) and #4(Continents Drift),” he said.
I found this rather interesting, since these two songs are also favorites among fans on the Board & the Levitate page. It always amazes me how music transcends language and culture and brings people together.
Jackie
Jackie wrote:I saw my friend Kebe today & gave him a copy of the Levitate CD. He is originally from Senegal. He became a big Bruce fan after accompanying my husband & me to the Biltmore and Charlotte, NC, shows in “06 and the Greensboro, NC, solo show in ’07.What did he think of the new CD? “I really liked songs #1(Black Rats Of London) and #4(Continents Drift),” he said.
I found this rather interesting, since these two songs are also favorites among fans on the Board & the Levitate page. It always amazes me how music transcends language and culture and brings people together.
Music is a universal language, and it has “words” in its’ vocabulary to express many things that spoken languages can only hope to come close to saying.
Rich
“I’m singing this note ’cause it fits in well with the way I’m feeling. There’s a symphony that I hear in your heart that sets my head a-reeling.” – P. Townshend
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