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Rebecca's Sixths by jamorama [Email]
Genre: Ballad

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Last Played: Dec 02, 2008 - 05:39:48 PM
Downloads: 41
Fans: 4
Uploaded: May 11, 2007 - 03:37:15 PM
Last Updated: May 11, 2007 - 03:37:15 PM
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Description:
retuned down 42 cents from a taped original.

Lyrics:
When you tell me what I've seen, Rebecca
By listening to what I mean, Rebecca
I turn my face to look away, Rebecca
Turn back around, you always say, Rebecca

And once in awhile I touch my fear
You always watch, you always hear

Once a week when we're alone, Rebecca
Then we speak and I go home, Rebecca
If we were strangers when we meet, Rebecca
I'd clap my hands and I'd stomp my feet, Rebecca

And we could roll and we could rock
But you know me, so we just talk.

Hardware:
Mac Plus, Tascam 4 track, Alesis reverb

Software:
Deluxe Music Construction System (DMCS), Band in a Box
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much better.... &mdash 05/12/07 - 09:39:35 AM
... when it is in tune!

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much better &mdash 05/24/07 - 07:17:16 AM
... when it is in tune!!

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Vocal with harmony, piano, bass, drums
at http://www.macjams.com/song/31847


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cool &mdash 05/23/07 - 05:00:05 AM
this reminds me so much about the 60s
very nicely writting and arranging
very impressed .... good job my friend !!



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Thanks for stopping by... &mdash 05/24/07 - 07:21:30 AM
This song was, for me, the first successful song. I wish I still had the MIDI score, because I would definitely re-produce it here.
-jamorama

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Vocal with harmony, piano, bass, drums
at http://www.macjams.com/song/31847


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New version... &mdash 12/02/08 - 05:46:04 PM
I like it. I think this is my favorite song of yours.

So this version is fantastic, but you know, a part of what drew me to the original was that archival, scratchy quality. It went so perfectly with this open, honest song, its charming flute and other accents, and its persistently walking piano.

Such a fan,
*E

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