
How I’ve sold 50,000,000 records and still don’t know how to read, notate or play music is in part because of these beer can shakers. I can always rattle them into some groove that I can hum a melody or write a lyric to. See, all it takes is some uncooked beans and rice knocking around inside some vintage tin. I’ll have some Rheingold with that beat please! Works everytime.
Scott Finnell
Cool! I noticed that you did this in, “Editing is Cool.” Allee, I like to write music on the piano. It is always how I have written music, but I can easily see why you can get a song by creating a rhythm first, and then singing along with the beat you are creating. Isn’t it funny how different people create music, and get inspiration from many varied sources. I enjoy collaborating with other people when I write a song. Do you like collaborating the best? Also Allee, Is this your usual mode of writing a new song?
mai-ling
that’s clever!
windupkitty
love the description that goes with these….how cool is that? love the shirt too! damn straight!