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Index of Songs The songs in this index are listed alphabetically by last name. For songs whose names begin with the word "The," ignore the first word and alphabetize by the second word (for example, "Day That the Rains Came Down, The.") Back to Top
JGuitar RI-Al-Anon A&R Tips: The Art Of The Press Kit If every artist, band or group represents it’s own brand, and must be sold as such to the public and to the music industry, then every brand needs to be packaged in a way that will effectively showcase it’s strengths and marketability. By now, most musicians understand the importance of a press kit- it is your brand, your image, it is you in a package and is the key to selling venues and a&r reps from both major and indie labels on the fact that you WILL make them money. But just making a press kit isn’t enough. In an industry with such a low barrier of entry, anyone can make and submit a press kit, decreasing your chance of actually getting recognized by those who matter. There are right ways of making a press kit, and of course there are also wrong ways- but with every artist out there making one, you need more than just a ‘proper’ press kit. Basic Types Of Press Kits Traditional, physical press kitElectronic press kit (EPK) Currently, the most popular EPK service is SonicBids.
Blue Tail Fly "Blue Tail Fly," "De Blue Tail Fly," or "Jimmy Crack Corn" is thought to be a blackface minstrel song, first performed in the United States in the 1840s. It remains a popular children's song today. Over the years, many lyrical variants have appeared, but the basic narrative remains intact. Abraham Lincoln was an admirer of the tune, calling it "that buzzing song." When I was young I us'd to wait On the master and hand him his plate; And Pass down the bottle when he got dry, And brush away the blue tail fly. refrain (repeated each verse): Jimmy crack corn and I don't care, My master's gone away. In the two verses that follow, the singer is told to protect his master's horse from the bite of the blue-tail fly: An' when he ride in de afternoon, I foiler wid a hickory broom; De poney being berry shy, When bitten by de blue tail fly. One day he rode aroun' de farm, De flies so numerous dey did swarm; One chanced to bite 'im on the thigh. De debble take dat blue tail fly. De pony run, he jump an' pitch, Notes
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