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Hello all,

I am so busy this time (work, work, work = money, money, money) that I dont know when I will be able to write something original for the album.
There is a song I like a lot and I have posted it here, so maybe it can be used in the tribute ? It was called Buzz Blues and it could be called Kara Blues. What do you think Azell ?

Je suis tellement pris ces derniers temps (pas d'argent donc obligé de bosser, bosser, bosser...) que je ne sais pas quand je pourrais écrire quelque chose pour l'album. J'ai un morceau que j'aime beaucoup, appelé Buzz Blues et que j'aimerais renommer Kara Blues. Qu'en pense-tu Azell ? Tu le trouveras là :

http://www.kara-moon.com/forum/index.php?topic=2400.msg20490#msg20490

mag

Works for me... :)

 :o
Woah ... Mag  :o

This brings back memories.
I LOVED it at the time .... and still do.  :-*

The whole atmosphere of this piece makes me think of Kara, mon ami.  It is so much his sort of thing.

If you ever feel like a re-make I would love to put some guitar on this.  8)

 ;)
James

Thanks james  ;D
Of course I'd like some guitar parts on it  :;
Do you want separate tracks of each instruments or just the whole song ?
Mister K would be happy to see this happens, for sure...

Thanks, Mag.

I'll just roll along with this version, for now, and see how things develop  8)

 ;)
James

Supercool  8)  :-

Sounds good to me, both the original and the plan :)

 8)
OK,

here it is ....

Not sure if it actually adds anything to the piece  :-\
but .... I had fun  ;D

Thanks for letting me join  :-

 ;)
James

Hand, meet glove.
Glove, here is hand.
;D

Yeah, that's it! I liked a lot the sound you choosed, it adds some grit (is is the right word ?) to the song. I like so much having a real musician playing on my stuff. Inspirative!

Merci beaucoup

 8)
I'm glad you liked it, Mag.

I've been a long-time fan of music which mixes rhythms and tempos.
I'm not at all technical and can never tell you whether it is 5/4 played against 4/4, or whatever ... I just go by instinct  ::)

In the 60's some of this stuff was pioneered by the 'Graham Bond Organisation' which featured Bond on organ and mellotron, Ginger Baker on drums, Jack Bruce on bass and Dock(?) Heckstall-Smith on sax, with a couple of others I think.  His music was SO different, at the time, but had a very small take-up.
In the 70's a similar approach was taken by Ry Cooder, this time utilising guitars and mandolins to create this sort of cross-syncopation.
I have often been drawn into this style and did a couple of things with our old friend, Wyatt, with this method behind the compositions.

I have enjoyed playing on this track but felt inhibited because of it being a 'finished' piece.
I would love to make some sort of collaboration with you in the future, if you are up for it, mon ami.
I know our brother, Kara, would approve.  :-*

Thanks again,
 ;)
James

p.s.   for those who don't realise, I had to change Mr H-Smith's name because of the 'naughty word' filter  ::) :o 8)

Same for me  ;D But sometimes I miss this knoweldge. Now in Buzz, the software I use to create my music, there is a new stuff similar to this :
http://youtu.be/L8BXMMQZtYE
So I now I begin to think about playing live with my computer keyboard  8)


A finished piece ?  ;D Well, I always feel my songs like unfinished  ;) But I understand what you mean. That's why I wanted to send you the different loops of each instrument in the song, this way you can rebuild it to your convenience.

Cool!  :;
I would love a lot too!! Merci beaucoup  :-* Kara will bless us  :)

ok Mag, c'est super. Avec le rajout de James, encore mieux  :;
moi j'adore  :-, bien travaillé les gars
bises, Azell

Choice! O0

Very classy ! Top material. This is so nice. Great work!

Moon