Keith Richards names the "most superb, lucky song ever"
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Keith Richards names the "most superb, lucky song ever"
When Gary Moore and B.B. King shared the stage, it was a meeting of two guitar giants that transcended generations. Moore, known for his fiery blues-rock style, and King, the undisputed king of blues, created a synergy that was electric and soulful. Their collaboration showcased the deep respect and understanding they had for the blues, blending Mo... See more
epicliveperformancesinstagram.comI love to hear the embryo of a classic song. Here in this case he had the chords and timing down right off the bat. It didn't need "improving" or shape. To their credit the others knew not to touch it as it sounded whole and complete. They could have said things like, "what if you went to a major chord there" or "slow it down" or "shorten it", etc.
World Inspiration • The moment Paul McCartney played ‘Let It Be’ to the rest of The Beatles, 1969
“The best songs are written against your will - with minimal intervention, because you happened to have one hand up in the air while the other touched the ground and were alive with desire.” — Laura Marling
