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Thanks, El Floppo. I just thought maybe...it's not a music editing software... although you might have some control over length of fade in/out between songs.
also the only program I've used for music this decade. has completely rejuvenated my musical awareness....spotify with all the bubbly hearts and kittens in socks just hangin' around possible.
I thought 8 secs from songs were fair game... no?
Nope. Nothing is fair game. You can get sued for a snippet of a sound recording plus the underlying composition under copyright law. I'd actually ask Henry Ford or RHE for a better explanation. Three seconds isn't even fair game anymore or music would sound totally different these days.
there he goes.
yeah, wait a sec...
i like the dodge. thank you for resolving a dilemma for me - i was going to have to make an Elvis pick of Mahvelous Mahvin, evne tho he doesn't fit my ensemble. i have him ahead of Otis, Prince, two draft-eligs and actually all but Stevie R&B wise, because there's more than soul there.
No lead for him in my band. I'm paying him to wave that tamborine and GDMIT, that's what he will do!
Betty from The Archies is still alive and managing a nail salon in Riverdale.
That girl from Eddie and the Crusiers would be up there if she wasn't an actress....and not alive.
i managed her (Helen Schneider) in a band called Cricket Hill backinaday. Got her her 1st contract offer - from ABC Windsong (John Denver's vanity label, Dan Fogelberg etc) - which she turned down because they wouldnt take the band (her bf to this day was her piano player). Her turning the contract down actually ended up breaking up the band w jealousies, oddly enough, and she went back to ABC and i never got a penny. Her 1st record had most of Letterman/Shafer's original World's Most Dangerous Band on it. She was opening for Don Rickles - she could do hardass blues AND total MOR #### - when she got Eddie. Years later, i had lost track and was watching MTV when a totally lame Eurotrash band video came on and i said "ain't that.......?!?!" and the li'l corner credit said Schneider & the Kick, so that was that. She's been based in Germany for decades now, tho still has a house on the Island (she and her best gal pal ran away from HS with their pervy music teacher - the aforementioned piano player - and all were in Cricket Hill) and has been a cabaret singer and one of the world's leading interpreters of Brecht/Weill for a long time now. quite a career.
not at all. the "which one doesnt fit?" questions, i meantI'm not sure if I've been insulted here.
Guess I may have failed the IQ test.
slap the dunce cap on my ###, tooI'm not sure if I've been insulted here.
Guess I may have failed the IQ test.
I think you should have.I'm not sure if I've been insulted here.
Guess I may have failed the IQ test.
Yeah I actually thought of that but was going to phrase it as "one of these things is not like the other".
I may be wrong, but I can't seem to find a version of The Marvelettes singing 'Dancin' in the Streets." I looked thru their catalog and can't seem to find that song.
Yup, but back in those days there were lots of covers, so I thought it could have been passed between the two groups.
the musical equivalent of Dana Carvey's impression of Kirk Douglas & Burt Lancaster making sweet, sweet loveNot one of my all time Faves
El Floppo said:
not today ... i be in Hoboken
?anybody heeeere/seen my old friend Jello/can you yell me where he's gone??
i'm ahead of you & i got no prob. if scott norwood wants who you took, he can have him, maybe?
