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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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I never could try to write for anyone. I usually end up sounding like the people I listen to, and i guess that's osmosis.
Although my first favorite band were The Who, and I could never write like them.
Keep in mind that a bad song can also be sung, recorded and produced in any genre, and sound great. If you re-arrange a country song into an R&B song, immediately the people who like R&B start to understand it, or not if they dont like it.
The song is important, but how many covers of Beatles songs sound better than The Beatles? Id say none.
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