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This slow-drag, blues shuffle number was inspired by listening to 'Native American' chants sung at pow-wows here in the Pacific Northwest. 'Aboriginal Indigenous Blues'Key=C, Tempo 85, meter = 4/4 https://www.soundclick.com/music/songInfo.cfm?songID=14331724Style is _ROOSTER.STY ("Rooster Morning Blues".) Real Tracks in style are: 1546: Bass, Electric, Country Swing Sw. 085, performed by Dave Francis 2889: Piano, Acoustic, Rhythm, Folk Blues, Slow Shuffle, Sw. 085 performed by Mike Rojas 2886: Guitar, Acoustic, Rhythm, Folk Blues, Slow Shuffle, Sw. 085, performed by Brent Mason 3444: Guitar, Electric, Soloist, Blues Shuffle, Sw. 100, performed by Johnny Hiland 2135: Sax, Baritone, Soloist, Blues Shuffle, Sw. 130, performed by Gary Smulyan 3063: Vocal Aaahs, Rhythm Pop3-part, Ev. 085, performed by David Wise and Shelley Justice Real Drums [in style: Blues-Rock Shuffle^1-a:Snare, Hi-Hat , b:Snare, Open Hi-Hat, performed by Shannon Forrest 'Native American' chant sung by: Me Ethnic instruments, samples & loops: Painted drum, sleigh bells, gourd shaker, finger snaps, deertoe shaker, echo flutes, Sheshone Nation vox, and Dine Nation vox, all from 'Voices of Native America' produced by Q-Up Arts.com Thank you for taking the time to listen to the song! *******************
Last edited by bluage; 10/22/21 04:45 PM.
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Cool mix of styles. It works good. Good production. Very cleaver idea. It's good to hear something new from your camp.
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I would have never thought in a million years to combine these two musical forms, but you were creative and imaginative enough to do so. I think the results were pretty cool, maybe the vocal could have been a little louder. I bet Redbone wishes they had done this. Big bonus points for the creativity. I wonder what kind of reaction this would get at a gathering of Nations.
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Yow. I'd never have thought to combine these.
Works well!
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Interesting fusion of ancient and modern. 
My music may not set the world on fire but if it causes a glow in just one person's heart, it has all been worthwhile
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Interesting mix of styles that work really really well together!
I think it sounds great. Vocal could maybe come up a little in the mix, doesn't need much though.
Loved the ending also.
Well done!
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Outstanding, bluage. I have some Susquehannock blood running through me, and instinctively chant (most often just in my head). This is a wonderful mix of the blues and chants, both primal expressions from our soul. The gospel singers also bring in another primal urge. The sax solo was unexpected. A very creative idea mixing these together, and, man, you really filled it with a fun band of musicians. Did you try a flute instead of the baritone? You probably did because you obviously spent some quality time on this and crafted a masterpiece.
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A very creative mashup, LOREN. Well mixed. Always nice to see folks using BIAB in new-and-different ways.
Cool ending.
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Very cool song Loren. Excellent vocal and backtrack. Guitar was excellent. Well done
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Love the merger of native and blues!
Cool!
Well done.
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Enjoyed the primal groove. Nice surprise at the end. Thanks.
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This is both original and aboriginal at the same time  Interesting combination of different styles. Very nice use of all those percussions, effects add nicely to the mood. The singing reminds me of yoiks by the Sámi people in Nothern Finland (also the sleigh bells add Northern feeling). I really enjoyed hearing your chanting on this forum Janne
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Hello, 'jptjptjpt'...
I appreciate your supportive comments!
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Hello, 'Tunemonger'...
Thank you very much for listening, commenting, and suggesting an improvement, which I made by increasing the volume of the first part of the vocal track.
I, too, wonder how the song would be received by 'Native American' listeners, mostly because I don't know what the sampled voices are saying, and neither did the owner of the Q-Up Arts website.
"Music is what feelings sound like."-- borrowed from a Cakewalk Music Creator forum member, "Mamabear".
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'dcuny'...
I didn't think to combine these these types of music until twenty years after I came up with the improvised chant. What happened eventually was that I heard the sound of the 'blues' in the chant, and Band-in-the-Box helped me flesh-out the sound I wanted.
Thank you for taking time to audition this production!
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Dear 'Ghostgum'...
I appreciate your comment, sir. It's to-the-point, and accurate!
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Helo, 'Blue Attitude'...
I took your suggestion and increased the volume of the first part of the vocal track.
Thank you for your support!
Sincerely,
LOREN
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Dear 'BabuMusic'...
Wow! Thanks for the enthusiastic comments. I didn't think to try-out any solo instruments other than the baritone sax because it had the 'gutsy', slow-drag sound I wanted to hear.
Sincerely,
LOREN
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Floyd Jane!
How ya' doin, sir? Thank you for listening and commenting. You listen to everything on this forum. I appreciate your generosity.
Sincerely,
LOREN
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Dear 'Scott C'...
Yes, indeed, Johnny Hiland's electric guitar solo was a knock-out, wasn't it? Thank you for listening to my production!
Sincerely,
LOREN
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