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Old 03-14-2010, 11:02 PM
 
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Hi I have a wedding (my mums) coming up and feel like playing something there with a family group,I would like some advice on more tunes to check out with sweet sincere love song lyrics along the lines of "honeysuckle rose" "aint misbehavin" which I have already chosen.
I would play as a duo or trio guitar (me), vocal, and drums (maybe)
no bass, so if anyone knows some arrangments of honeysuckle rose or aint misbehavin that I could check out with the guitar playing walking bass and comping for these tunes it would be nice to be pointed in the right direction ,
I have been studying up on walking bass and comping chords but dont feel confident I could produce a strong arrangement to hold it all together all by myself

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How about Till There was You?
I include this clip because this is what music is all about-having fun. Her smile would light the darkest room.
YouTube - Till there was you from the Music Man
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Old 03-15-2010, 08:29 AM
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The Nearness of You is a very nice ballad with great lyrics, a pretty easy melody, and stays diatonic. Nora Jones was the last person I can think of who recorded it.

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Old 03-15-2010, 09:31 AM
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try something sinatra or tony bennett sang. most folks think they know what they like, but they really like what they know.
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How about Till There was You?
I include this clip because this is what music is all about-having fun. Her smile would light the darkest room.
YouTube - Till there was you from the Music Man


very nice, love that little bassline after 1:44. interesting how working out chords shes playing (without the fretboard in sight! :0 ) makes you aware of how important note choice is, not just banging out the right chord on your chart or tab, its playing the right 3 or so bass and harmony notes that enhance the song.

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