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prettiest melodies ever while messin round on the keyboard, i thought 2 make this thread dedicated 2 the prettiest melodies ever...
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TENDER LOVE - Force MD'S Straight Jacket Funk Affair
Album plays and love for vinyl records. | |
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The Very Tought Of You, Nat King Cole
Too Young, Nat King Cole Forever In My Life, Prince Holy River, Prince Rain, Madonna Love Rescue Me, U2 Red Hill Mining Town, U2 I Build This Garden For Us, Lenny Kravitz Just Be A Woman, Lenny Kravitz Misguided Angel, Cowboy Junkies Lost Cause, Beck Pot Kettle Black, Wilco Karma Police, Radiohead (the "for a minute there" outro is particularly melodic) On and On, Kevin Max Redeemer, Nicole C Mullen "She made me glad to be a man" | |
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Madonna - Oh Father
Tons of stuff by Fleetwood Mac | |
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Jazz (there's a ton...my favs):
Laura Body and Soul Autumn In New York Pop: Mornin' - Al Jarreau After All - Al Jarreau After the love has gone - EW&F Just a few that immediately come to mind.  Tribal Disorder"Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all." | |
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God Only Knows-Beach Boys HANDS DOWN
Surf's Up-Beach Boys | |
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These come to mind...
"There You Are" Sam Salter "One Sweet Day" Mariah & Boyz II Men "Imagine" John Lennon "All Cried Out" Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam "Cupid" 112 "Rush, Rush" Paula Abdul "I Promise You" When In Rome "Visions Of A Sunset" Shawn Stockman and my favorite of all time, "This Woman's Work" Maxwell  | |
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theAudience said: Jazz (there's a ton...my favs):
Laura Body and Soul Autumn In New York Pop: Mornin' - Al Jarreau After All - Al Jarreau After the love has gone - EW&F Just a few that immediately come to mind. Tribal Disordermy parents would play Al Jarreau's "After All" religiously. A beautiful melody indeed. While skimming the 70's tribute thread I was reminded of how much music has changed over the years. Those songs were all about the melody. Dont get me wrong..groove is important too, but thers just something about a sweet melody that you can hum.I kinda miss that.  | |
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found1 said: While skimming the 70's tribute thread I was reminded of how much music has changed over the years. Those songs were all about the melody. Dont get me wrong..groove is important too, but thers just something about a sweet melody that you can hum.I kinda miss that.
That was a helluva thread paligap started. I'm with you regarding melodies. The other day Who's Zoomin' Who (Aretha Franklin) came on the radio and I was so impressed how this pro, well into her divadom, handled this tune. Faithfully establishing the melody during the first verse/bridge and using the most relaxed ad libs, ad libs that just effortlessly oozed out of her throughout the rest of the song. None of the frenetic vocal gymnastics some of the new crop of wannabe divas think they're obligated to unleash upon the listener at every opportunity. The kind of thing that leaves you wondering "What exactly IS the melody of this tune?" Didn't Fox Mulder have a poster that said The melody is out there.? Tribal Disorder"Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all." | |
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found1 said: theAudience said: Jazz (there's a ton...my favs):
Laura Body and Soul Autumn In New York Pop: Mornin' - Al Jarreau After All - Al Jarreau After the love has gone - EW&F Just a few that immediately come to mind. Tribal Disordermy parents would play Al Jarreau's "After All" religiously. A beautiful melody indeed. While skimming the 70's tribute thread I was reminded of how much music has changed over the years. Those songs were all about the melody. Dont get me wrong..groove is important too, but thers just something about a sweet melody that you can hum.I kinda miss that. I think the rap explosion took care of that. It was like the last spike in melody's coffin. It's like people have forgotten how to write them now. Most pop and R&B just isn't as catchy as it used to be. And what's touted as great frankly sucks (ex. Justin T.) | |
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Yesterday--Beatles
For No One--Beatles A Day in the Life--Beatles My Cherie Amour--Stevie Something--Beatles Hang Down Your Head--Tom Waits I Wish I was in New Orleans--Tom Waits God Bless the Child--Billie Holiday The Beautiful Ones--Prince Goodbye Yellow Brick Road--Elton John Check this song out at:
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What!! No Bee Gees? Y'all nuts.  | |
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The truth- IndiaArie
Love ballad- LTD Love tried to welcome me- Madonna Dreamin' about u- Prince Butterfly- Mariah Carey Sofly, sofly- Sweetback Pearls- Sade Marianne- Tori Amos Baker Baker- Tori Amos Make me whole- Amel Larrieux The Promise- Tracy Chapman All the man that I need- Whitney Houston Yesterday- The Beatles The Lady in my Life- Michael Jackson Ain't no sunshine when she's gone- Michael Jackson's version Submerge- Maxwell Whenever, wherever, whatever- Maxwell Eventually- Cyndi Lauper "America is a continent..." |
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Sting - Fields of Gold
Prince - The Sensual Everafter | |
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At the risk of repeating myself:
If leaving me is easy - Phil Collins The Love Inside - Barbara Streisand Parisienne Walkways - Gary Moore This Woman's Work - Maxwell('s version) (soz KB fans) You Remind Me - R Kelly Love and Affection - Joan Armatrading The Most Beautiful Girl In The World - Prince Purple Rain - Prince Whenever, Wherever, Whatever - Maxwell Stay With Me Till Dawn - Judie Tzuke The Boxer - Simon & Garfunkel Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon & Garfunkel Somewhere Over The Rainbow - Eva Cassidy Fragile - Sting By Your Side - Sade You Got It Bad - Usher [This message was edited Sun May 16 17:08:20 2004 by couldUB] Distance is to love, as a breeze is to a flame…
…it enkindles the great and extinguishes the small. | |
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little wing - Jimi Hendrix
Angel -Jimi Hendrix in my defence -Queen biJou -Queen still got the blues -Gary Moore | |
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"Again", Janet
"The Beautiful Ones", Prince "My Cherie Amour", Stevie "By Your Side", Sade "Come Back to Me", Janet "Take a Bow", Madonna "Let's Wait Awhile", Janet | |
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