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Bloody Prima Donnas! My first (and granted most successful) band had a singer who would only sing the songs he wrote. I know how frustrating it can be not to be allowed to outlet your creativity because it intrudes on someone else's ego.
What you need to say is that you want to try one of your songs and if she won't do it then set up a jam with t he other members of the band and work on it without her. Then perform it to her at some point once it's done and let her see what it is like as a finished product. She will be affronted by the deception at first but if the song is good enough then just maybe she'll concede and add it to your set list.
If this works then she will definitely be more open minded about your work from then on.
What you need to say is that you want to try one of your songs and if she won't do it then set up a jam with t he other members of the band and work on it without her. Then perform it to her at some point once it's done and let her see what it is like as a finished product. She will be affronted by the deception at first but if the song is good enough then just maybe she'll concede and add it to your set list.
If this works then she will definitely be more open minded about your work from then on.
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amtct wrote:Ozzy Osbourne can sing
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Artisic ego clash . Never heard of that before ( )
I wounldn't worry about the lead singer wanting to be the bands song writer.
As for the other members ,they can continue to write thier own stuff under thier own personal name seprate from the band and save it or (after the proper copy protection) present it to another band to get it played or get some studio time , or a friend thats set up to lay trac's (which is easy enough for rough work) with some other players .
Good luck .
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I wounldn't worry about the lead singer wanting to be the bands song writer.
As for the other members ,they can continue to write thier own stuff under thier own personal name seprate from the band and save it or (after the proper copy protection) present it to another band to get it played or get some studio time , or a friend thats set up to lay trac's (which is easy enough for rough work) with some other players .
Good luck .
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The down side to all this, and I got this from the horse's mouth although I am sure to many of you this will be familiar, is that talent scouts and record producers nearly always want to strip out the lead singer/songwriter and discard the rest of the band in favour of session players who are much cheaper.
I have known people to whom this has happened.
It's a rare band that grows together and stays together.
Icky
I have known people to whom this has happened.
It's a rare band that grows together and stays together.
Icky
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That's why Indie music has a place.
The biggest problem for Independent-bands is distribution and getting play over the air. The best place for air-play is Uni radio stations .
That's why you copy right everything
Creating your own record lable is a smart move to protect yourself .
Get a lawer and the get another lawer to ck the first then have mom's go-over paper
It's said John Fogerties song Old Man Down the Road is his protest song about the big lable music industry. I'm not convinced . Could have been more pointed if it is, but maybe he wanted to make sure he didn't get his arse sued off by one of the biigest produces in the 60's . Whos name escapes me at the moment.
That's the rumor anyway .
Being a musician with a business major is a good thing . If the big boys come a-knocking at your door .
Good read
http://www.johnfogerty.com/news_d.aspx?nid=2297
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UGH ... Me like the blues . Have not fond a style me not like of blues .
The biggest problem for Independent-bands is distribution and getting play over the air. The best place for air-play is Uni radio stations .
That's why you copy right everything
Creating your own record lable is a smart move to protect yourself .
Get a lawer and the get another lawer to ck the first then have mom's go-over paper
It's said John Fogerties song Old Man Down the Road is his protest song about the big lable music industry. I'm not convinced . Could have been more pointed if it is, but maybe he wanted to make sure he didn't get his arse sued off by one of the biigest produces in the 60's . Whos name escapes me at the moment.
That's the rumor anyway .
Being a musician with a business major is a good thing . If the big boys come a-knocking at your door .
Good read
http://www.johnfogerty.com/news_d.aspx?nid=2297
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UGH ... Me like the blues . Have not fond a style me not like of blues .
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Songs are much better when the whole band has a hand in writing. Philip_hughes and I have both written songs for our band; phil more than I, and he's actually the drummer. We have found that if we work collaboratively, the process produces something awesome. It's often different to what you intended (e.g. my calypso song that became a hard rock piece!!! ) but it's almost always brilliant.
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Owning a set of pipes is not the be all and end all. Songs are after all usually 3 or 4 chords bunged together with some melody thrown over the top. Truth be told its not hard to do. Audiences will be able to decide whether your material is good or not. Lead singers are generally hard to manage. Listen to him, he may have a point, but don't stop writing. Maybe one day you will be in another band and will be able to introduce your stuff there.
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Ray Charles wrote very few of the songs he sang, arrangements and orchestration were also handled by others.amtct wrote:I'm sure Ray Charles wrote his own songs .Also I'm sure only 2 or 3 people here know who was Ray Charles*
*no offence kids
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If the lyrics are rubbish or poor, just remember he's the one that has to sing them with conviction.
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You should tell him fine, but in that case you will have no say what so ever in any of the structure/arrangement of the rest of the music . . . . if everyone wrote only their own "bit" the result would be an unholy cacophony.
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Couldn't agree more. The buzz from a band of musicians working on something together is amazing and the fact that the entire band has a degree of ownership in the song means that the live performance is almost always better. If the singer is determined to be the only songwriter and enought of the rest of the band feel like you then perhaps it's time to part ways.Usenko wrote:Songs are much better when the whole band has a hand in writing. Philip_hughes and I have both written songs for our band; phil more than I, and he's actually the drummer. We have found that if we work collaboratively, the process produces something awesome. It's often different to what you intended (e.g. my calypso song that became a hard rock piece!!! ) but it's almost always brilliant.
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Why would a record exec do that? If they want a band that's completely different to yours, they'll just go and find one--I'm sure there are plenty of talented bands out there they could pick from!ashkrowe wrote:I hope some record exec comes along and says "hey, we want to make you famous but we want to change everything about the band" because then I'd get to see who is real and who is fake.
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