at Impulse Music Company 2023.08.02 A distillation of "Mistakes Were NOT Made- An Anthem for Justice" by Margaret Anna Alice at https://tinyurl.com/5hfurer5
Aww, that was so incredibly sweet of you, Doc—thank you for creating and performing this song! I love what you did with the lyrics. Indeed, my husband got inspired and started singing them as a punk song Dead Kennedys–style, so it works for that genre, too :-) I look forward to sharing this with my readers.
I could not have done this without you inspiring me through your pioneering work.
I just checked out Dead Kennedys "Dead End" and saved it for further study.
The No Mistake Blues as arranged is just a guide line. I only play minor 7ths with a slide because I'm lazy and clinically deaf. I cannot tell the difference between a 7th, 9th, or 13th, or a minor or major, or any other such chords. Since I focus on being a blues player good enough to continue, I use blues progressions that I know about. Minor 7ths are standard "dark" chords. The DGA and DAE progressions work for me; they are just suggestions. A more knowledgeable person can make this song better for more players.
I'm getting a bit pedantic here...gonna bail for now.
Aww, that was so incredibly sweet of you, Doc—thank you for creating and performing this song! I love what you did with the lyrics. Indeed, my husband got inspired and started singing them as a punk song Dead Kennedys–style, so it works for that genre, too :-) I look forward to sharing this with my readers.
thx Margaret
I could not have done this without you inspiring me through your pioneering work.
I just checked out Dead Kennedys "Dead End" and saved it for further study.
The No Mistake Blues as arranged is just a guide line. I only play minor 7ths with a slide because I'm lazy and clinically deaf. I cannot tell the difference between a 7th, 9th, or 13th, or a minor or major, or any other such chords. Since I focus on being a blues player good enough to continue, I use blues progressions that I know about. Minor 7ths are standard "dark" chords. The DGA and DAE progressions work for me; they are just suggestions. A more knowledgeable person can make this song better for more players.
I'm getting a bit pedantic here...gonna bail for now.