Carole King wrote a song for Phil Collins. It is called “Going Back..”
Going Back – written by Carole King for Phil Collins. Median probable speed charts, video.
Carole King wrote a song for Phil Collins. It is called Going Back.
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Here’s To You, Mrs Robinson – unclassified tempo map
The image featured on this tempo chart is from Judith Chapman as Gloria Bardwell on The Young Abd The Restless
Simon and Garfunkel wrote Mrs. Robinson for the film The Graduate 
The image featured on this tempo chart is from Judith Chapman as Gloria Bardwell on The Young and The Restless
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Men Much Missed – Mrrs. Carl Palmer, Keith Emerson “Father Christmas” declassified tempo diagram
“I Believe In Father Christmas,” that song also made it to #2. The part at the end is based on “Lieutenant Kije Suite” by Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev.
Of all the attempts at fitting Russian classical music into a popular sing, as Sting’s use of Prokofiev in RUSSIANS, no song is as sweet to my ear as Emerson Lake & Palmer’s adaption in Father Christmas: Like “I Believe In Father Christmas,” that song also made it to #2. The part at the end is based on “Lieutenant Kije Suite” by Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev.
God rest the blessed beauty of Carl and Keith.
spiron + matherton’
11/26/17
“Lorenzo” | Phil Collins | unclassified tempo map
‘Lorenzo’s Oil’ was a film with Nick Nolte and Susan Sarandon about the same thing.
Lorenzo is the story of the true search for a cure for adrenoleukodystrophy in an oil invented by a 15 year old boy.
That boy, the child who refused to be a victim and instead became his own healer, sent lyrics to Phil Collins about his story and Phil wrote a song out of it. Phiil’s touring keyboardist the fantastically talented Brad Cole said, “Phil, these are some of the best lyrics you’ve ever written!”
‘Lorenzo’s Oil’ was a film with Nick Nolte and Susan Sarandon about the same thing.
spiron/matherton’
11/26/17
“Au Lait” | Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays | unclassified harmonic tempo map
Just a moment of perfection. Around the part of the song that Pat comes in after the major break. I had my walkman on, which was not a usual thing at that time. Yeah, passing the White House, listening to this at about 7 PM, finishing a post work beer.
In 1984 I had a college internship in Washington, D.C.
After work, the bus used to pass in front of the East Lawn of the White House, and there was one night on hearing this song for the first time and looking out the window I had a DC “peak experience.” Just a moment of perfection. Around the part of the song that Pat comes in after the major break. I had my walkman on, which was not a usual thing at that time. Yeah, passing the White House, listening to this at about 7 PM, finishing a post work beer.
This song for whatever reason – I think it’s Nana’s Brazilian percussion – reminds me of the basic Chicago sound I grew up in during the 1960s. It was not music from rock music. Rather, it was Debussy, Bach, Beethoven, Mozart when my Dad studied then Beatles and Burt Bacharach when my dad went back to the hospital in Chicago to learn to be a surgeon.
matherton + spiron
“ain’t that tough enough?!” | TUFF ENUFF, the Fabulous Thunderbirds – declassified tempo map
Matherton will not reveal her favorite team. Her father, like mine, is a Giants fan, that tough enough.
My wife is a Philadelphia eagles fan of all her life.
I am a lowly N.Y. Jets fan of my life.
Hence the song ringing in the house – for my attitude, not hers!
Matherton will not reveal her favorite team. Her father, like mine, is a Giants fan, that tough enough.
spiron + matherton
November 26, 2017
Dave Matthews Band – Declassified tempo maps “#41”
“#41” was the forty-first song written by the Dave Matthews Band.
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“#41” was the forty-first song written by the Dave Matthews Band.
On the album Live from Luther College as he plays duet with Tim Reynolds, before they launch #41 Dave calls the title, in a joke self mocking way, “about as creative as the Dave Matthews band.”
matherton + spiron
november 26, 2017
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