Registered: 10/29/07
Posts: 690
Loc: Sydney Australia
Hi Professors,I have asked about this one before with no success. I have searched everywhere for the dots and chords, Musicnotes etc., not available in Australia at all!!!! Recorded by George Strait, Johnny Mathis, and Barbra Streisand. Title, "WE MUST BE LOVING RIGHT". It is in the George Strait album "Easy Come Easy Go" Can anyone PLEASE get me off the hook? Thanks
Registered: 12/08/02
Posts: 15576
Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
I did an extensive search as well, and the only thing I can advise is to watch the song on You Tube and try to emulate it on the keyboard. I found the lyrics all over the place, but no tabs or chords.
Gary
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Registered: 10/29/07
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Loc: Sydney Australia
Thanks guys. Yes Gary, I have started to do that, but the second section gets tricky. I will have to persevere. Thanks Jerry for the link, that helps with the chords as well. (one hell of a key though). Back to the theory now !!! Not too sure about the jazz link Don. When you hear Barbra sing this it is pure "come to bed" stuff !! I, also, can hear you singing this to the girls?
Registered: 12/08/02
Posts: 15576
Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
When performing in nite clubs and restaurants, we are always singing to the ladies. The guys could care less about the music. They're just there to get plastered and have their way with the ladies.
Be sure to post this song after you have mastered it.
Merry Christmas,
Gary
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Registered: 01/16/02
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Originally Posted By The Saint
Thanks Jerry for the link, that helps with the chords as well. (one hell of a key though). Ray
The easiest way for ME to transpose a song is to use a method I learned when studying accordion, and I was responsible for transposing many symphonic instrument parts - such as a 'Bb' Clarinet part - to 'C' so it could be read and played by an accordionist ...
Take the key the song is written in - in this case Db - and write out the Db major scale -D♭ E♭ F G♭ A♭ B♭ C ... then beneath that write out the scale for whatever key YOU want to play or sing the song in ... let's say the key of 'G' - G A B C D E F#... lining up the notes of the 'G' scale directly below the notes of the Db scale so that the G is directly below the Db, the A is directly below the Eb, etc. etc. ... you now know what chord in the key of 'G' corresponds to the chord shown in the key of 'Db' ... I know that well schooled and knowledgeable musicians here would be able to transpose more easily using the 'numeric' method, but as I said, this is the easiest way for ME ... Good luck with the song ...
Registered: 12/08/02
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Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
The only problem I have with that site is there is no way of printing anything out so I can work with the song on my keyboard. Not like many of the other sites. I really don't want to play a guitar along with the file - maybe it's just me, cause I'm very old.
Gary
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Registered: 12/01/99
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Originally Posted By travlin'easy
When performing in nite clubs and restaurants, we are always singing to the ladies. The guys could care less about the music. They're just there to get plastered and have their way with the ladies.
Wow. To borrow a quote from the new Star Wars movie ... "Amazing ... everything you just said was wrong" I may have paraphrased a bit, but I really take issue with that statement, Gary. Paints a bleak picture of us guys who love music.
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Registered: 10/29/07
Posts: 690
Loc: Sydney Australia
Thanks Jerry, that will be a lot easier. Cary, I subscribe to most of your comment, but i differ slightly, in that I love all the music, getting plastered, and the other thing, I forgot what that was !!!!