Every other year, I listen to all of the music in my collection. Often, I discover new things about music I'm familiar with or learn new things about songs I'm not as familiar with. This is where I'll be documenting that.
Monday, May 30, 2016
Carpenters' "Maybe It's You"
I'm currently listening to the first disc of the Carpenters' Gold album. I'm pretty familiar with this album, but I noticed something new about "Maybe It's You." After the line "Couldn't we stay and watch the splashing rocks we throw" at about 1:20, there's an ascending phrase on what I think is electric piano, to represent the skipping rocks musically. However, I don't think that element is present when that line is repeated at the end of the song.
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