From: here@tww.con   
      
   "Ian Schneider"  wrote   
      
   > Thanks.   
   >   
   > I'd love to hear them do "Do It Again" into the Sting version.  Sting   
   > took the harmonies, chord for chord--ie, the G minor 7th bit into the   
   > Cm7-->Dm7-->Ebmaj7-->Dm7--->Gm7---well, he sped it up and modulated   
   > some on the verse, but Sting's song is, in my opinion, like many-or   
   > most- songs, a variation on a song he already knew.  I think that   
   > would be fantastic [self-deprecation], ESP if they played it right   
   > before Gaucho.  What Jarrett song is that again? I admit it: I've   
   > never heard keith's "original" gaucho--   
      
   You're welcome. We can always dream.   
   The Jarrett song is called 'Long as You Know You're Living Yours, and it's   
   on the Belonging-album (and probably Lime Wire). Great stuff, check it out,   
   it'a actually very interesting to hear how the Dan took the riff (and the   
   chords, I suppose) and ran with it for a couple of more yards. Be   
   interesting to hear someone chord literate's take on that.   
      
   Egil   
      
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