Help with a song...

Originally posted by greenpawn34
Hi Shallow Blue

You have allow for the fact that SG is seriously into retro problems
so he plays all his albums backwards.

The tracks on his Sgt Pepper album are:

A Night in the Life.
When I'm 46
Good Evening Good Evening
Getting Worse
With No Help from My Friends
and She's Coming Home.

🙂

Enjoy my latest creation ... the Boy Band! Muahahahahahahahahaha

Trivial Pursuit Question.

Who on the cover of Sgt Pepper is also listed as "Famous English Chess Players"
Alongside Short, Adams, Miles, Keene, Penrose, Nunn, Bird, Blackburne etc.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:English_chess_players

Phlabbs, Is this the lyrics you are looking for:

California, here I come
Right back where I started from
Where bowers of flowers
Bloom in the spring
Each morning, at dawning
Birdies sing and everything.

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It looks like the stuff RHCP do.

Originally posted by greenpawn34
Trivial Pursuit Question.

Who on the cover of Sgt Pepper is also listed as "Famous English Chess Players"
Alongside Short, Adams, Miles, Keene, Penrose, Nunn, Bird, Blackburne etc.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:English_chess_players

Crowley was an excellent chess player, certainly good enough to have achieved a FIDE rating of 2000+ if such things had been around in his day. Here's an entertaining game of his:

Californication.

I listened to that album while cruising in the outback. So I fell in love with it. After all it has the minimalist guitar,bass,drum,voice thing happenning.

While in the outback I also found Crowley and a few beatles too ... and snakes eating lizards than were bigger than them (check profile pic)

Originally posted by Phlabibit
How's the quantized, pitch corrected, and overly inspected corporate music business going these days?

Originally posted by gregsflat
I have no idea, I just play gigs and teach people how to musisch. One band I'm gigging with won't even let me use a guitar with a pick up on it, or a cut away. Said they weren't like that in 1920. (Ed Lang, Joe Venuti) so I've been using a four string plectrum banjo.