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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 5,427 Likes: 16
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John,
Didn't mean any offense. I was kind of making a joke. As a singer, instrumentals don't mean anything. They don't have any vocals. And you know what egotists we singers are. I am with you and never write songs for trends or to nessasarily make money. I write songs to touch lives and interact with a community I am involved with. For the most part my writing involved songwriting lessons for others to interject process into their writing. Getting cuts and making money is a byproduct we sometimes get out of writing but it is never the principal reason to write. So I do agree with you on the reasons and purposes for music and we do need both. But for the purpose on this thread, instrumentals with no vocals don't represent me with a chance to do my thing. If you heard my intrumentals that I play on my guitar, without my vocals, you would be making one request. The Sounds of Silence.
MAB
Last edited by Marc Barnette; 07/16/09 03:23 PM.
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