Time Keeps On Slipping – The tempo map, declassified​ – FLY LIKE AN EAGLE

Matherton Diagram of Steve Miller’s FLY LIKE AN EAGLE measured by me.

The average speed is 100 BPM, but the band gets a wide range, around 92-103 beats per minute.

“The Steve Miller Band passed me by, but I heard great things about those guys,” noted the Rock

Matherton Diagram of Steve Miller’s FLY LIKE AN EAGLE measured by me.

The average speed is 100 BPM, but the band gets a wide range, around 92-103 beats per minute.

“The Steve Miller Band passed me by, but I heard great things about those guys,” noted the Rock, Dwayne Johnson.

Adele once noted, “No, they’ll never influenced me *musically* – but I studied Steve’s boldness, his determination to do his thing – and I take inspiration from such great people. You can see, too, Steve was dressing his way, ahead of his time – and it was not what everyone wanted to see him wear. I get that a lot! Honestly, it used to bother me, now I rather revel in the idea of it.”

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/matherton horowitz/

“Having My Baby” | unclassified tempo map| recording by the ageless PAUL ANKA

In the 1970s, Odoea Coates sang to Paul Anna that she wanted to have his baby because she “was a woman in love.”

In the 1970s, Odoea Coates sang to Paul Anna that she wanted to have his baby because she “was a woman in love.”

PAUL: “What A lovely way of showing how much you love me.”

Paul Anka - modern tempo map
Paul-Anka-Having-My-Baby-contemporary-tempo-chart

Paul digs deeper, “Didn’t have to keep it – wouldn’t put you through it! You could have swept it from your life but you wouldn’t do it. No – you wouldn’t do it! [have an abortion].”

So in some ways the 1970s were a more liberal than the 2010s.

 

spiron/matherton

november 24, 2017

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