Down the page are Songs, Lyrics, and Essays: Latest entry at end.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS: (Page numbering only shows up when I'm logged in.)
All Songs are Lyric Only, unless an audio link is evident.
(Page order, When not logged in JPF displays it on two pages. Page 1 ends with "Of Love" Page 5 in Table of Contents.)
PAGE 1:
April 8, 2020: "Leave Me".
April 8, 2020: "Getaway".
April 8, 2020: Links to other Songs posted here on JPF, some that can be heard at garyeandrews.com.
April 15, 2020: "Love Lives (Inside A Bubble)".
April 25, 2020: "Quit Me (Say Goodbye)".
April 25, 2020: "Madeline", an old Song of mine.
May 9, 2020: "She Ain't No Angel (She's The Next Best Thing)"
May 9, 2020: The female Point-Of-View: "He Ain't No Angel".
May 14, 2020: Essay: What stimulates your creative juices? (Someone asked.)

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May 19, 2020: Essay: Song Analysis, dissecting Songs you like, or don't like, to see if you can determine why you do or don't. It's an exercise to learn about it, not something you have to formally do the rest of your life. I think it helped me comprehend Songwriting Structure, lessons about the Human attention span, and the 'Hook Factor' in components of Songs.

May 24, 2020: "One Kind O' Blues". Based on a quote from Son House, it's a blues working through a typical I7, IV7, V7 progression. I tried various 1-4-5-7's, E7 - A7 - B7, G7 - C7 - D7, and each one has its nuances of how it works with the Lyric.

May 31, 2020: "Your Very Thin Line" which I just stumbled across while cleaning (LOL) I mean...moving s--t around. I wrote it in 2009. It crossed my mind a few days ago. I remembered the Singer-Character standing outside that door in the Chelsea Hotel. I couldn't remember it, long, poetic as much as Lyrical. Damned fool that I am I forgot to write down the chord progression I sang it to.

June 11, 2020: Essay: A Song Is A 'Communication'.
July 6, 2020: "In A Funny Way". It's a Song 'fabrication', a 'crafting' more than an inspiration. But I thought the first two Lines had 'merit' so I tried to write it.
July 11, 2020: "All The Way To Texas".
August 2, 2020: Essay: "Enough", "Not Enough", "Too Much."
August 14, 2020: "Shouldn't You Be Gone".
October 7, 2020: "I Can't Tell Any More".
Two Lyrics with the same title. I stumbled into a site called K. C. Turner Songwriting Club, which offered the title and a challenge to write a Lyric using it. I wrote one with a negative angle, and a couple days later wrote one with a more positive vibe. I didn't imagine a Melody, didn't play guitar to compose the Lyrics, just fabricated them.
November 3, 2020: "She Was Marked".

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November 10, 2020: "The Crimson Slayer".
November 22, 2020: "You Went The Other Way".
November 26, 2020: On American Thanksgiving, "Give Thanks, Give Thanks".
December 8, 2020: "Seeds Of Doubt".
December 10, 2020: "Get The Honky Tonk Blues".
December 24, 2020: "Come Back Radio Man!" (Creative Commons issue.)
January 1, 2021: "The Crazy You".
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December 31, 2020: "Somewhere".
January 5, 2021: "Some New Blues".
January 12, 2021: "Respect Yourself".
February 27, 2021: "Moon Over San Francisco".

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March 16, 2021: "After The Taste Of Love".
April 17, 2021: "She's A Hanger On".
April 24, 2021: "Love Better Next Time".
May 20, 2021: "Julie Gets The Blues".
May 29, 2021: "Bad Influence (Only Seventeen)".
July 5, 2021: Essay: "Manufacturing Songs".

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July 15, 2021: Essay: "Critical Listening".
July 25, 2021: "I've Fallen".
July 30, 2021: Boneyfiddle Final Friday, Portsmouth, Ohio. Live play. (Lost down the scroll!)
August 1, 2021: "I Never Knew That".
September 4, 2021: "When You Come Between (Me And The Moon)".
With Essay: "First Listener".
July 19, 2022: "Six A.M. In Nashville".
August 17, 2022: "Of Love"

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Essay: Editing during the creative process, Regarding "Of Love" (Last Song on P5)
August 24, 2022: "Bad Juju Man".
September 8, 2022: "Never (Is A Long, Long Time)".
October 1, 2022: "A Hole (One Time)".
November 4, 2022: "Electric Shock".
January 5, 2023: "Get To Me".
December 13, 2023: "Come On, Baby!"
January 20, 2023: "The Stars In Sedona.
October 31, 2022: "You're Talking To".

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March 4, 2023: "Domino Days".
March 11, 2023: "Gramma Was A Bitchin' Babe"
April 6, 2023: "Stranger To Yourself" (Re-write: "Stranger To Myself").
April 6, 2023: "Girls Get The Blues".
July 18, 2023: "Chance, On Losing You".
February 21, 2023: "Come And Touch Me"
November 27, 2018: "I've Gotta Stop (Loving You)".

Last edited by Gary E. Andrews; 04/02/24 02:23 PM.

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