This music is composed by Somi.
Dum dum udti hai dua Sau pankh laga tere naam ke (x2) Aa Aankhen kitaabi Tu khole toh padh loon Kajal si likkhi chhaapi Kahaniya teri mere saiyyan. Dum dum udti hai dua Sau pankh laga tere naam ke (x2) Mera dil faqeera ho gaya Mera dil faqeera ho gaya Chal diya woh tere dhaam pe. Song duration is 2:59 Minutes. This song is published in 2 August 2021. Dum dum Want a little more Dum dum In my white mink Pink cigarettes from the store We're making robberies From Tijuana to the shore Dum dum 'Juana to the shore Dum dum I belong to a bygone era Like the Bugsy Malone Of the deep Sahara 'Cause I'm on the scene Yeah, I'm on the scene I'm a bad jazz singer Givin' you the finger No matter what you lingerDum Dum Dum lyrics, artist Rene lyrics: Heres what I want to say / on this odd Valentines day / its been 274 hours that weve been apart / And I learned m.Dumb Dumb Lyrics from the song of Somi.
And a few told us that they’d seen Fanny in the Midwest back in the day. Total success!You know, when Jean and I did a Honolulu gig back in the late ’90s, fans came out of the woodwork. And how about that last long press roll Alice does at the end? Godalmighty, how dare she? Who does that? Alice, that’s who – she went right to the line, and crossed it. (well, if you know how to listen ~ but even if not, you can feel it). So, we listened, and I said, ‘You gotta absolutely do what Alice did.’ Click!As I was listening to version #2, I noted just a little lick at 2:15 that Alice repeated a few times, it just talks to you. I also noticed that on ‘Hey Bulldog,’ you gotta do her parts – when we first played with Lee , he of course was playing the modern way, and I was like ‘what’s wrong?’ It was, like, chubby, clunky, no life, even though what he was playing was in essence, perfectly fine.
And on the choruses, the cymbal part must’ve been overdubbed because it’s in double-time and there’s no way she could’ve played that along with the underlying drum track. It was our sound and that’s how we did rock.” – Jean Millington on Fanny’s approach to “Seven Roads”Alice gives it a lot of space at the top (we all do, I think it was just Jean with the piano) and when Alice comes in she’s just loping, nice and easy. And so what we came up with was a much more polished rock song. We wanted to have the song represent ourselves and to show that we had the ability to pound away at rock…but because we’re Fanny – we were melody conscious and lyrics conscious – not just straight-ahead R&R. Now, that’ drumming Art and, moreover, sleight of hand 🙂 )” – June Millington“It was an exercise in writing a rock song…when we wrote it. Their mouths were still wide open.
It takes a lot of skill to do that. We must’ve done this track with a click, but at the end of chorus two there’s, again, that sleight of hand because I could swear that Alice slows the drums down just that little bit (after the triplets) to get us back into the lope-y feel of that repeat first verse: perfect. Much better to hang out with Harry Nilsson or whoever else was around!). Essentially, I’d just get in the way.
Part of what makes the film so rich is the trove of photos, clippings and other paraphernalia, including pages from (I assume) Alice’s diary. Did you sing backgrounds in the studio as well?Meanwhile, I managed to catch the doc for the second time last week — this time in a real theatre, which was a thrill. That brings me to another question, Alice: on the live videos, you’re often seen singing backup parts. Were you happy with the way that went?As for “Solid Gold,” I think it’s a pretty cool song, and a great production. Talk about a solid sense of time.Speaking of creating unobtrusive drum parts: Alice, what’s the story with “All Mine”? On the demo, you’re clearly still working things out, yet on the finished track you’ve dialled it back to probably your least ambitious part ever.
We all know what MY vote counts for. A drummer that can follow melody as strong as rhythm sure, as hell has MY vote. Do you know if that footage has sound? That would be fascinating to hear.Who the hell disses the first album? I need to find them, take them into a dark alley and make the listen to THE ARCHIES!!! Regarding Alice, and I ask anyone…”WHY IS ALICE NOT RECOGNIZED AS A GREAT GREAT ROCK (and ballad) DRUMMER.
Hmmmm trying to figure out how she did that. Alice mentioned on “Seven Roads” that it was recorded without Nickey and she overdubbed the keyboard (and background) It was a question I was going to ask that was answered before I asked it. Question? Why, if Alice created the drum parts why does she not get writing credit? I’m all over the place with these comments.
My song suggestion is “Badge”. I can hear it now #shut the fuck up.#AskAlice part 2. Me thinks I have meandered way too long. I’m a big Ronstadt fan so I should know this…I feel so inadequate now. Jeeez maybe she did and I missed it.
Wait…phones weren’t invented yet. I never learned that stuff in kindergarten or was it pre-school, or was it my friends paying all that attention to their phones instead of baby Stevie. My comment above…I got the hash wrong. The reprise of the lead part at the end now only blows my mind but gives me chills every time I hear it. I think Ginger Baker would bow down to Alice, She made those drum parts her own.
There I’ve said my piece and now I leave in peace. One more request, and this is from the heart…”SOLID GOLD” goddamn it! Plus I want to know what the booze of the day was there. No one know how to text with those things so cell phones were invented and I missed the train until I am now too old to learn new tricks…or am I? No one knows.
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