Songs from the Muse
My first song came full-blown, and they continue to arrive in that manner in most cases. I was staying at an hotel in Los Angeles, something out of a 1940s film noir, when I awoke in the middle of the night with the lyrics and music to "Gassy Woman." When I arrived at California Coast Music Camp that summer, I invited a student guitarist to back me up. The next week teacher Keith Greeninger stepped in. Since then at camp I've been known as Gassy Woman. I'm in the process of creating a video to accompany the audio of various camp performances. The first lines of "the" song:
Got dressed one morning, couldn't fit into my suit
Checked on a diet, it said "fiber, beans, and fruit...."
An anthem vegetarians and those middle-aged and over can best appreciate.You can hear this song and others at my Youtube channel, Ukestasz.
Gassy Woman: http://youtu.be/cV69XkW6H88
Mellow Cello: http://youtu.be/pukgTJrM78k
When Did You Stop Loving Me? http://youtu.be/N0eB8kMbrac
Since then, other songs have "emerged," including one about Americans love for capital punishment, a new take on the Adam and Eve story, a lullaby, and a tango love song. Since taking up the ukulele, I find myself developing songs as a result of noodling around.
Got dressed one morning, couldn't fit into my suit
Checked on a diet, it said "fiber, beans, and fruit...."
An anthem vegetarians and those middle-aged and over can best appreciate.You can hear this song and others at my Youtube channel, Ukestasz.
Gassy Woman: http://youtu.be/cV69XkW6H88
Mellow Cello: http://youtu.be/pukgTJrM78k
When Did You Stop Loving Me? http://youtu.be/N0eB8kMbrac
Since then, other songs have "emerged," including one about Americans love for capital punishment, a new take on the Adam and Eve story, a lullaby, and a tango love song. Since taking up the ukulele, I find myself developing songs as a result of noodling around.
