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This is a two parter. Two songs. Two bars each. Different timbres delineate each song. Each song was a "one hit wonder" --both recording acts only went Top Ten once in Billboard's Hot 100. The synth plays the first several notes of vocal melody that happens in each USA top ten hit. Each song is in its original key and octave. The songs were released between 4 and 5 years apart.
BIG CLUE: The last word of the first song's title is the first word of the second song's title.
Those last two clues are why this is a two-parter: get one song correct and the other song should be easy.
More clues to come in two days if no one cracks it.
Have fun.
Just for clarity: at the start, those are 4 repeated e4 notes played with legato. The second song's tempo is 20-30 bpm slower in my "take" than in the hit recording.
More clues to follow in a day or so...
Last edited by Michael Zaneski; 02/22/2306:02 PM.
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