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Heya James, thanks very kindly mate. i appreciate your lovin’ input and tuning us in to something new!

Found some likewise info here, tone semitone formula.
Repeats every tone and a half up scale.
eg A C D# F#

Again, thank you. Cheers, Mark 🙂

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdDS-DGFdtA

Thanks, John! We love CCR ya. Apparently, when interviewed by Rolling Stone magazine, John Fogerty was asked, “Does ‘Who’ll Stop The Rain’ contain lyrically specific meanings besides the symbolic dimension?” His response: “Certainly, I was talking about Washington when I wrote the song, but I remember bringing the master version of the song home…[Read more]

Smokin’, William! 🙂

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Hallelujah and Leonard Cohen’s ‘secret chord’
A recent documentary on the magisterial song offers a reminder of the need to affirm our lives’ journeys.

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This saxophone version is in the key of C major. This is the same key as Lee Allen’s original recorded version. That means the Bb sax music chart is in D major and the Eb sax music chart is in A major.

Tic Toc Saxophone Music & Backing Track

Concert – Eb
Bb saxes – F
Eb saxes – C

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2. “Home audio recording of the harmonica part (right channel) under instrumental work Hot Rod Special by Lee Allen (left channel).

The harmonica was used in the key of Low-Eb with valves (in first position).

Dear viewers/listeners! Please use stereo headphones when watching/listening to this material.”

Thanks @Ronnie, there is no disputing abput tastes.
What do you call synthetic breast cleavage?
Silicone valley
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Ya apparently changing out the neck, or crook, can make a real big difference in tone.
Looking at getting a Yamaha YTS52, $900-, yet oddly a neck from YTS62 won’t it fit apparently.
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Did you know that the expression “dirty rat” is one of the most misquoted lines from a film from the James Cagney movie “Taxi”. The film includes a famous, and often misquoted, line with Cagney speaking to his brother’s killer through a locked closet: “Come out and take it, you dirty yellow-bellied rat, or I’ll give it to you through the door!”…[Read more]

Go Robert and Band! Coming on! Fabutastic. Down and dirty. Killing it. Thanks for sharin’, love you like a brother mate. Hey man, have you seen my rat lately around or wot?

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