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|    Ouisie to JimD    |
|    Re: odd gig    |
|    12 Mar 18 12:36:52    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "JimD" wrote in message news:2018030421523026271-email@nowherecom...              > Don't want to be known. I like my unknown-ness in a weird sort of way.              No, not weird, just being safe.              > We play real country music. To people who appreciate it. I'm good with       > that.              Then you know how to write some Originals too!              > Thinking along those lines, how could we write - new - classic country       > songs ?              By Applying the Factors present in the old classic country to brand new       Original songs!              > Anything we do now would be new. We could write songs that are in that       > style. But who'd care ? Not the old geeze's that just want to hear band       > girl sing a Dolly Parton song.              Then Write a Brand New Original song with the Factors conducive to liking       the song, found in the original Dolly Parton song.              Even though the new song will sound Nothing like the 'oldie', if it has the       things, the Factors so well-liked, or Loved in the Dolly Parton song, the       brand new Original will be just as well-liked, and even Loved much moreso,       because it will be Brand New, and FRESH!!!              > But I'll thinking about it.              But it'll be when you say "I WILL", and start Writing, that things Really       get Awesome!!!              > late doesn't matter. Sometimes I reply a lot, sometimes I don't. Maybe       > busy, maybe nothing to say.              That's a common situation ;)              > Yes, Troy and I didn't see eye to eye on music. He was a " has been "       > 50's rocker in my mind. I wanted to play country or jazz at that point.       > Jazz in the Lee Ritenour, Al Dimeola sort of vein.              That's some cool jazz! And country? What a combination ;)              > I never could have, that just isn't what I hear in my head. Considered       > going off to the Berklee school, but in the end moved back here to Ohio. I       > taught private lessons for a short while, realized that wasn't interesting       > to me. Got into writing software, did that a while, then ... country made       > a sort of comeback in the mid 80's.              Country will make a comeback ONLY when it sounds like the '60 and before!              > Then, Glory to God, I started playing music again :-)              Jim              So start writing and take it the rest of the way, to where it belongs!!!              Ouisie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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