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Elegant Forkless Bicycle
>> ^rellimz:
>> ^silvercord:
Song: April March - Laisse Tomber les Filles
You have the song title correct but the singer in this video is most defiantly France Gall. Although April March did do a version of the song.
Correct.
Although I actually prefer Elinore's - a good friend of mine - cover much better. Engines revving, surf guitars screaming, and her voice is just raucous.
Dick Dale's advice for new musicians.
Dick Dale is speaking from the perspective of not only one of the worlds great guitarists and musicians, not only from the perspective of someone who basically started the genre of surf guitar music, but also from a highly respected infamous artist.
Most people are not and will never be where he is.
I am glad I'm signed to a major. They have the PR and distribution tentacles that wrap around the globe, something I could NEVER do on my own. I am now on Amazon (in every country), iTunes, Bleep, Napster, Rhapsody, Starbucks, and every other major music outlet around the world. Again, something that almost noone could DIY.
Giving away a bunch of mp3's on myspace (or your own website which noone will ever look at) is a fools errand. It's just more noise to an ever-expanding signal. The trick is breaking through that fuzz, and getting some attention which is nearly impossible to do on your own. There are exceptions to this rule, (and I'm sure someone will say, "oh yeah, but The______Band made it just on their MySpace page!!) ... but it's pretty much "The Rule".
Bands have always given away their music for free. We call them "Demos".
Guitar gods have to start somewhere
I love that surf guitar sound.