there's that new Feist song 'My moon my man' .. has piano chops in it..
And Bambouche - !
I did not realize all that information, but I'll see what I can find for other versions. I love Nina Simone's music , I just never bothered to check if that was her original track or not.
there's that new Feist song 'My moon my man' .. has piano chops in it..
And Bambouche - !
I did not realize all that information, but I'll see what I can find for other versions. I love Nina Simone's music , I just never bothered to check if that was her original track or not.
nina's version was the first song i ever tried to get licensed i would have to dig through papers but i'm pretty sure she owned publishing on it. so i believe that would mean she added enough to the composition to make it her own
there's that new Feist song 'My moon my man' .. has piano chops in it..
And Bambouche - !
I did not realize all that information, but I'll see what I can find for other versions. I love Nina Simone's music , I just never bothered to check if that was her original track or not.
nina's version was the first song i ever tried to get licensed i would have to dig through papers but i'm pretty sure she owned publishing on it. so i believe that would mean she added enough to the composition to make it her own
If a song was public domain and had never been 'owned' by anyone it would be easy (or would've been back then) to copyright it yourself wouldn't it?
I am probably the biggest Nina Simone fan on this board, and I have heard some beautiful versions of this song. Don't limit yourself only to her.
I would like to propose a separate thread for alternate versions of See Line Woman. I would start one myself, but the only ones I know of are the Nina Simone + respective MAW remix and Feist's.
Man, I love this woman's music! Thanks for sharing that video link. I send out music emails to my friends and 1234 and another track of hers was going to be in the zip file. Now i have a video to send along with my text.
Her stuff kind of reminds me of Angela Mcluskly (sp) and the Be Good Tanyas. I would post mp3's but I'm not on my regular computer. Are there any musicians that you all think of when you listen to feist?
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there's that new Feist song 'My moon my man' .. has piano chops in it..
And Bambouche - !
I did not realize all that information, but I'll see what I can find for other versions. I love Nina Simone's music , I just never bothered to check if that was her original track or not.
nina's version was the first song i ever tried to get licensed i would have to dig through papers but i'm pretty sure she owned publishing on it. so i believe that would mean she added enough to the composition to make it her own
George Bass is/was the dude who "wrote" the Nina version, but there do exist versions that just credit her alone. It's like any other traditional song, which is what it is - authorship is pretty nebulous. I've heard the Library of Congress recording Bam mentions upthread, and that's pretty much the song as most of us know it right there. I know that Feist actually added a few lines, maybe even as much as a verse, from earlier pre-Nina versions, so her version isn't really a strict cover anyway.
Her stuff kind of reminds me of Angela Mcluskly (sp) and the Be Good Tanyas. I would post mp3's but I'm not on my regular computer. Are there any musicians that you all think of when you listen to feist?
Here's two tracks that I think of when I hear Feist.
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"my moon my man"
thats her
been listening to and watching the 1 2 3 4 video tons the past few weeks
no joke i've started to hear it in my sleep
especially the timbaland one
And Bambouche -
I did not realize all that information, but I'll see what I can find for other versions. I love Nina Simone's music , I just never bothered to check if that was her original track or not.
nina's version was the first song i ever tried to get licensed
i would have to dig through papers but i'm pretty sure she owned publishing on it. so i believe that would mean she added enough to the composition to make it her own
parts of this article talk specifically about that point
http://idolator.com/tunes/the-new-face-of-indie%7C-safe-for-moms%2C-microwaves/-281488.php
(open the la times link from there)
If a song was public domain and had never been 'owned' by anyone it would be easy (or would've been back then) to copyright it yourself wouldn't it?
how the f**k did see line woman turn into sea lion woman??
As was mentioned above, there are multiple vintage Nina LPs using that spelling.
b/w
My 45 version
I would like to propose a separate thread for alternate versions of See Line Woman. I would start one myself, but the only ones I know of are the Nina Simone + respective MAW remix and Feist's.
George Bass is/was the dude who "wrote" the Nina version, but there do exist versions that just credit her alone. It's like any other traditional song, which is what it is - authorship is pretty nebulous. I've heard the Library of Congress recording Bam mentions upthread, and that's pretty much the song as most of us know it right there. I know that Feist actually added a few lines, maybe even as much as a verse, from earlier pre-Nina versions, so her version isn't really a strict cover anyway.
Here's two tracks that I think of when I hear Feist.
Angela McCluskey
Be Good Tanyas
GOT IT!
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Thanks to Aser.