songwriting

34 posts

  1. Most decade-specific words in Billboard song titles, 1890–2014
  2. I Know Times Are Changing
  3. Key Change Blog
  4. Chiasmus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  5. The Boss Is Hungry: Every Food or Drink Name-Dropped in a Rick Ross Song
  6. The Searchers - Each Time from Take Me for What I’m Worth
  7. Never be ashamed of how you live or where you from
  8. It’s Gangsta Gibbs, hoe
  9. Labi Siffre — “It Must Be Love”
  10. Complex: The 30 Greatest Hip-Hop Demos
  11. Woody Guthrie’s New Year’s Rulin’s, 1942
  12. What you want to do is build the people up
  13. Tech in Lyrics: James Brown the Anti-Technoutopian - Alexis Madrigal - The Atlantic
  14. Thunderball opening titles with theme song by Johnny Cash
  15. Playboy Interview: Metallica (April 2001)
  16. Playboy Interview: Metallica (April 2001)
  17. Motown Junkies
  18. Out With Mariah’s Melisma, In With Kesha’s Kick - NYTimes.com
  19. La Mantovana - Wikipedia
  20. La Mantovana - Wikipedia
  21. Cocaine Blunts: Best Rap, 2010
  22. I read an interview with Tom Waits, around the time of his album “Rain Dogs,”…
  23. Listening To Rap For The First Time, With A Book Critic: NPR
  24. A Crash Course in Rap Lyrics Through 'The Anthology of Rap' - New York Magazine
  25. Louis Armstrong - Mack The Knife - 1959
  26. I Didn’t See It Coming — Crooked Timber
  27. The Story Behind James Carr’s “At the Dark End of the Street”
  28. The Best Opening Tracks Ever? : NPR
  29. MOON8
  30. Joanna Newsom, the Changeling - NYTimes.com
  31. Joanna Newsom
  32. "The Greatest Love Story of the 20th Century"
  33. The Beatles: Authorship and Collaboration from Michael Deal’s exploration…
  34. It’s the lyric that makes a song a hit, although the tune, of course, is what…