In honor of the just passed actor David McCallum, who also put out albums of musical arrangements, here is "The Edge" (1966). You may not have heard it, but you've heard it sampled. (www.youtube.com)
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“People ask me how I make music. I tell them I just step into it. It’s like stepping into a river and joining the flow. Every moment in the river has its song.” - Michael Jackson...
We’ve been observing your earth for awhile now.
Still timely as ever, 43 years later.
When you feel like you’ve been mistreated And the planet’s turned it’s back on you Just open up your heart And let the sunshine in
Bill McClintock’s channel
Hello /c/music!...
Even with no overarching concept, this works remarkably well as a continuous album since there’s no weak moments to skip. A collossal album evoking The Cure’s Disintegration.