When I was young, I've heard a poignant blues/rock song, so impressive that I kept it in mind until now. Being a Frenchman of 7 to 10 years old then, I wasn't able to retain any of its lyrics. But I reproduced it here by mind (click on Play or Read button or P key, to listen the score) I've splat what I remember in two parts separated by a rest :
The first is the flow of the vocal
The second is played by a bass or an electric guitar
The way I remember the timbre is near what I can hear when I'm listening some songs of Albert King or Otis Rush. But as far I've searched among their titles, I didn't found it yet. Do you have an idea of what can be that song? Thanks a lot ! Marc
There is a place over at Discogs that may be of help. Of course you have to become a user to post. Might be worthwhile if you really need to find out. https://www.discogs.com/group/9
I listened to your sample and it doesn't strike me as anything Albert King or Otis Rush would've recorded although I don't know their stuff real well. They're far more electric guitar blues than your sample, the first part of which sounds like slow and melancholy. John Lee Hooker had some songs like that on Atlantic Records I think; the tracks I'm thinking of weren't as bluesy as his other stuff.
I recommend trying to remember where you heard this sample and what you were doing to see if you can re-capture some of the memory. Also, try listening to a wide variety of blues—Chicago, Memphis, Delta. Good luck!
I did play the track into the Google app (for mobile devices) and it was interesting but didn't give good results. You should try actually making the notes with your own voice and see what happens.
His sample sounds so familiar but I can't quite wrap my ears around it yet...
This is a good idea, I don't know how to send that music directly to Google, I'm searching how.
But if I do so, I fear that Google will be tricked, because I've gathered two different parts of that song and put them one next to the other.
In the real song it might not be the case. I mean : second part might be separated from first by a whole minute, in example.
I did play the track into the Google app (for mobile devices) and it was interesting but didn't give good results. You should try actually making the notes with your own voice and see what happens.
I tried playing your sample into Google's song search and it returned some interesting music but all sound like that clip sounds. Maybe you could try humming it.
This is a good idea, I don't know how to send that music directly to Google, I'm searching how.
But if I do so, I fear that Google will be tricked, because I've gathered two different parts of that song and put them one next to the other.
In the real song it might not be the case. I mean : second part might be separated from first by a whole minute, in example.
I tried playing your sample into Google's song search and it returned some interesting music but all sound like that clip sounds. Maybe you could try humming it.
Wild guess. Probably wrong. Not blues really, but melancholy.
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Thanks for your help ! But no, they aren't the one I am looking for.
My fault : I change the description in my post. It's a blues/rock I'm searching for. The way I remember the timbre is near what I can hear when I'm listening some songs of Albert King or Otis Rush.
When I was young, I've heard a poignant blues song, so impressive that I kept it in mind until now.
Being a Frenchman of 7 to 10 years old then, I wasn't able to retain any of its lyrics.
But I reproduced it here by mind (click on Play or Read button or P key, to listen the score)
I've splat what I remember in two parts separated by a rest :
The first is the flow of the vocal
The second is played by a bass or an electric guitar
Do you have an idea of what can be that song?
Thanks a lot !
Marc
Wild guess. Probably wrong. Not blues really, but melancholy.
And the TV show theme
When I was young, I've heard a poignant blues/rock song, so impressive that I kept it in mind until now.
Being a Frenchman of 7 to 10 years old then, I wasn't able to retain any of its lyrics.
But I reproduced it here by mind (click on Play or Read button or P key, to listen the score)
I've splat what I remember in two parts separated by a rest :
The first is the flow of the vocal
The second is played by a bass or an electric guitar
The way I remember the timbre is near what I can hear when I'm listening some songs of Albert King or Otis Rush. But as far I've searched among their titles, I didn't found it yet.
Do you have an idea of what can be that song?
Thanks a lot !
