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From: rca@dark.rtech.COM (Bob Arnold)
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Subject: Re: waltz ideas needed by rock band
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Date: 18 Jan 90 22:25:46 GMT
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In article <7294@lindy.Stanford.EDU> canuhed@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (Dylan Salisbury) writes:
>In article <4507@rtech.rtech.com> rca@dark.UUCP (Bob Arnold) writes:
>>Are there any rock or r&b (or maybe country or jazz) songs in
>>3/4 time that would be known by an older audience and still be
>>fun for a rock band to play?
>>
>A couple from the rock section:
>
>No Particular Place to Go - Chuck Berry
>Bad to the Bone - George Thoroughgood's version comes to mind

No cigar.  Both songs are in 12/8, which is really 4/4 with triplets.
The snare still comes right on the 2 and 4.  I do really mean 3/4 time.

I've received a few responses via mail, too.  I'll summarize after
more come in.  Keep 'em coming, and thanks!



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