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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 1,570 Likes: 90
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Joined: Jul 2002
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Well, I’m a guest ! Ha.
Actually, music, it’s a puzzle to me, but, overtime, I can solve bits of it, and, amusement is achieved. My own.
But sharing has its benefits, and amateur music folk have scads of content to offer, and song forums inspire….so…
Two songs from this website, I will work, in my amateur way, and repost here, in this thread:
Dancin’ Neath the the Moon tonight by Tony/japov
Musical Drifter by Dave Gill
Note: both these writers are frequent posters at jpfolks.com.
Bill I'm looking forward to seeing and hearing what you come up with, sir!! Peace, Dave This is the creative challenge place after all. I don’t know what I will do yet…part of the fun. I like an acoustic guitar. The wood vibration. Simple. One two notes can be symphonic. So I go adrift with it. Your title. Then the intro/first verse. Now I’m hooked. Gary Andrews mentioned movements in music composing, yeah, I thought, easier said, but epiphany…..your first verse as a gateway movement. A beginning. Bill
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