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I think we all hear each other and cross over. The problem is that a lot of guys who are successful don't ever go outside the boundaries of what they know the audience expects from them, whether it's pop, bluegrass, rock, whatever. That's where I've been fearless.
In my case, I was first introduced to K-Pop in 2008, and the first song I listened to was "Nobody" by Wonder Girls. Yup, I liked it because everything about the song was catchy and addicting. From then on, I started to gain interest in K-Pop, and began to know other well-known groups such as Super Junior and Girls' Generation. I liked the songs, but I was never that big of a fan to religiously follow their career and activities. I couldn't call myself a K-Pop fan at that time, at least not yet, but I really do enjoy these K-pop songs 2021.
When I got going, I was pulling instruments out of attics all around town. Someone's grandmother might have one and they'd bring over this thing that had been in the attic for 30 years. I was a magnet pulling out guitars and banjos from attics.
Acoustic was released in 1992 and contains some of their previous hits and also some cover versions of Cyndi Lauper's song Time After Time, Tom Waits's Downtown Train, Elvis Costello's Alison and Bruce Springsteen's Tougher Than The Rest. The acoustic album was a US only release. Another compilation album was released in 1993 titled Home Movies.
I really don't have the answer as to why publishers do this. Perhaps they want the music to be accessible to someone at any skill level. Maybe they think piano players don't practice as much as guitar players (you can often find exact transcriptions of guitar parts). Whatever their reasons are, the music on the page doesn't match up with the recording. So what's a player to do?
The Methodist denomination isn't quite certain how to manage this problem. The printed hymnal is getting old and is due for replacement - but nobody knows how to go about it. Some churches use the hymnal exclusively every Sunday, some project lyrics instead. Some sing only hymns, some sing a combination of hymns and more modern praise Drunk & Confused Freestyle worship choruses. There are so many different approaches that one size doesn't fit all anymore.
18. "Like a Virgin," (1984). Madonna. Both she and Cyndi Lauper crashed onto the music scene at the same time in 1983, as the first female performers to create every aspect of their onstage personas and to present themselves as performance artists rather than simply artists who perform. However, Lauper's style remained idiosyncratic and inimitable, but Madonna's style became a genre. She created the sexy, leggy female pop idol, in the tradition of male performers like Michael Jackson and Prince, and she was followed by an endless string of other women, some imitators, some artists in their own right.
Crocodile Rock - Elton John Elton John is one of the all time giants of piano music and has many songs that are requested often but none more than this 50's style rocker from early in his career. A fun song from Elton with a great sing along part. Sing la la la la la in your highest voice.
I think we all hear each other and cross over. The problem is that a lot of guys who are successful don't ever go outside the boundaries of what they know the audience expects from them, whether it's pop, bluegrass, rock, whatever. That's where I've been fearless.
In my case, I was first introduced to K-Pop in 2008, and the first song I listened to was "Nobody" by Wonder Girls. Yup, I liked it because everything about the song was catchy and addicting. From then on, I started to gain interest in K-Pop, and began to know other well-known groups such as Super Junior and Girls' Generation. I liked the songs, but I was never that big of a fan to religiously follow their career and activities. I couldn't call myself a K-Pop fan at that time, at least not yet, but I really do enjoy these K-pop songs 2021.
When I got going, I was pulling instruments out of attics all around town. Someone's grandmother might have one and they'd bring over this thing that had been in the attic for 30 years. I was a magnet pulling out guitars and banjos from attics.
Acoustic was released in 1992 and contains some of their previous hits and also some cover versions of Cyndi Lauper's song Time After Time, Tom Waits's Downtown Train, Elvis Costello's Alison and Bruce Springsteen's Tougher Than The Rest. The acoustic album was a US only release. Another compilation album was released in 1993 titled Home Movies.
I really don't have the answer as to why publishers do this. Perhaps they want the music to be accessible to someone at any skill level. Maybe they think piano players don't practice as much as guitar players (you can often find exact transcriptions of guitar parts). Whatever their reasons are, the music on the page doesn't match up with the recording. So what's a player to do?
The Methodist denomination isn't quite certain how to manage this problem. The printed hymnal is getting old and is due for replacement - but nobody knows how to go about it. Some churches use the hymnal exclusively every Sunday, some project lyrics instead. Some sing only hymns, some sing a combination of hymns and more modern praise Drunk & Confused Freestyle worship choruses. There are so many different approaches that one size doesn't fit all anymore.
18. "Like a Virgin," (1984). Madonna. Both she and Cyndi Lauper crashed onto the music scene at the same time in 1983, as the first female performers to create every aspect of their onstage personas and to present themselves as performance artists rather than simply artists who perform. However, Lauper's style remained idiosyncratic and inimitable, but Madonna's style became a genre. She created the sexy, leggy female pop idol, in the tradition of male performers like Michael Jackson and Prince, and she was followed by an endless string of other women, some imitators, some artists in their own right.
Crocodile Rock - Elton John Elton John is one of the all time giants of piano music and has many songs that are requested often but none more than this 50's style rocker from early in his career. A fun song from Elton with a great sing along part. Sing la la la la la in your highest voice.