Actually you don't need to be a good guitar player with this awsome voice, nobody will pay attention to the fingerpicking...I have to play like Al Di Meola ha! Congrats from Argentina
A beautiful breakdown, thank you! Especially love the notes on timbre, CSN had such gorgeous tone blending their distincitve voices. One thing: the lyric is 'thrill me to the marrow' '
Well done you! Really enjoyed this. Congrats on hitting the really, really high notes. Somehow, I thought this was Randy Meisner on lead, not TBS. Both voices are/were extraordinary. Thank you!
Do more of these types of harmony songs, especially with a country tilt. May i suggest Four Strong Winds by Neil Young or The Girl From Yesterday by Eagles. Also Rider in the Rain by Randy Newman, background vocals by Eagles.
Do more of these types of harmony songs, especially with a country tilt. May i suggest Four Strong Winds by Neil Young or The Girl From Yesterday by Eagles. Also Rider in the Rain by Randy Newman, background vocals by Eagles.
No runs, no tricks, no belts...that pretty much describes the problem with music today, and what was so right about music in the 60s-80s. It was about the tune, lyrics and words, not about how many runs or how high or much you could belt out a note. By the way, love your voice. Keep it up. Besides Eagles, the 60s and 70s were the era of great harmonies. I would also include The Carpenters and the Bee Gees as tops in the harmony department along with Eagles. God but I love great harmonies. ❤
Correct. Joe wasn't even a formal member of the band, as this fantastic song was released on One of These Nights in 1975, not Hotel California in 1976. So it was Bernie Leadon who sang
loooooove it <3<3<3 I think in the 3rd movement the part "Ruby throated sparrow" are singing the lower (Stills) and the high (Nash) and then the middle (crosby) join in
This is the best of Brian Wilson...no one on the planet could have come up with this complex longing yet upbeat masterpiece, the perfect vocals and backing track...simply unreal!
His preface describes what I couldn't when I was 12 years old, 1975, and was buying Beach Boys albums when my friends were into Fleetwood Mac, etc. The surf and car songs were fun, but songs like Don't Worry Baby and In My Room expressed my longing with a touch of Heaven in their harmonies ❤