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If You are a Student of Peformance and Not Just a Lover of Nice Melodies, You MUST hear this
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Abbeddrose Bierce
Jun 22, 2012, 9:41:16 PM6/22/12
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http://www.mediafire.com/?7kb2j845zev5vtz
Stereo FLACS-19 tracks
Some of the most astounding Musical Performances I have ever heard.
The Carpenters- Or Part of the Carpenters.
From the 5.1 SACD(via youtube) Featuring 3 of the greatest Musicians
of the 20th Century and the Instrumentalist as far ahead of his
competition in terms of understanding of function, sound, and
execution that ever was or will be.
1)Karen Carpenter's lead vocal track, mostly single tracked, i,e,
without the double tracking that contained the electronic bullshit
2) Joe Osborn's Bass Track
1962 Stacked Knob Fender Jazz Bass
Midrange pickup turned off.
1954 La Bella Heavy Flat Wound Strings
Plectrum
Avoidance of the E string.
Mostly playing in the upper octave.
3) Hal Blaine's Drum Track
with Additional Drummers
Karen Carpenter
Yesterday Once More
Ticket To Ride
This Masquerade
Please Mr. Postman
Sing
Jim Gordon
Only Yesterday
Larrie London
I Believe
Touch Me When We're Dancing
Ron Tutt
Calling Occupants
Enjoy and learn something , if you can.
Abbedd
herman
Jun 23, 2012, 2:50:20 AM6/23/12
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On 23 juin, 03:41, Abbeddrose Bierce <ansermetn...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Featuring 3 of the greatest Musicians
> of the 20th Century and the Instrumentalist as far ahead of his
> competition in terms of understanding of function, sound, and
> execution that ever was or will be.
Inoffensive middle of the road pop music by a couple of highly
> Featuring 3 of the greatest Musicians
> of the 20th Century and the Instrumentalist as far ahead of his
> competition in terms of understanding of function, sound, and
> execution that ever was or will be.
competent studio musicians cranking out the desperate nth version of
Please Mr Postman.
It's the musical equivalent of a kiddie's blankie. Why you keep
showing us your little blanket is a mystery.
Abbeddrose Bierce
Jun 23, 2012, 4:56:05 AM6/23/12
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Jenn
Jun 24, 2012, 10:36:12 PM6/24/12
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In article <il6au71utm6ksbnub...@4ax.com>,
Have you seen the movie about the Wrecking Crew? Quite good.
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