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Where do we post original music that we have made ourselves ? He asked ...

1989 was when it came out in the pop charts... maybe it didn't resonate as she was a New Zealand-born, Australian-based model turned disco, pop singer.


JSmith
Oh geeech... I was dating that age when it was that time and we where in same age group. mid to late 20's.
 
Well the electronic cow bell was popular in the 80's... bring it back Cuz. :p

Just don't bring this back (the music... not the video ;) );



JSmith
"...while I put away the dishes...." .... right...... chops out a line of satans dandruff... Hey it's the Eighties !

The ROLAND TB-303 has a lot to answer for. I mean Acid House is essentially Northern Soul meets TB-303... am I right ???

"You can ring my beeeeeeeeeeeelllll, ring my bell. ". Shame, nt cow bell enough...
Yes, a bit of percussion in the background and doing small solos and stuff to let it shine and then maybe a percussive groove in the background. Is it possible to initiate time mistakes and the power of notes in effort to mimic a live instrument? Like the percussion guy with Ahmad Jamal... He has roots in percussion for several decades. I'm thinking use these sort of sounds of percussion or other suitable ones to sweeten the emotional response to your music. As Bangra, progressive rock and some jazz does sound good mixed together so to could this.

This one shows the palette of the percussionist.

Wow. That's got erf shattering amounts of swing. AND COW BELLS !!!!! THE WINNER !

Thought I do like Colliens "ring my bell" up until she time where she starts singing...
I am pretty sure that is S-Express right there. Maybe they sampled it?

Rock on!
 
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