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"SLAP ME DOWN" by Cy Green

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                             (Simulated Music)

                                      Key B

                            STRUCTURE: AA BA

 

 

 

 

 

This is a funky little thing you can have some FUN with. 

After 8 Bar INTRO

 

 

E7/ A7/ Em7/ F#7 G#7

BMaj/ Bb7/ A7/ Bm7

 

 

E7/ A7/ Em7/ Asus A9

Dmaj G#m7/ Em7 A7/ B7/ C#m7 B7

 

 

Em7/ Bm7/ Em7/ F#m7

A7/ B7/ Ebm7 F#m7/ Bm7

 

 

E7/ A7/ Em7/ A7

Dmaj Bm7/ Em7/ A7/ B7

     (To SOLO @ 1:17)

  ALL RIGHTS RESERVED/ Cy Green

This is not music played by real people. It's done with FINALE Notepad.

We also welcome High school and College BAND LEADERS to request a

Lead sheet and try this one!

 Off the top of my head ... Advise to a Songwriter.

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This is from TAXI MUSIC!!

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Gear your songs to the style of - they drop names and song titles. Love the line "Listen to the radio."

Yeah, and hear the same tunes over and over. THIS is the problem with music and why everything is re-hash, and really good stuff gets overlooked. It's been going on since DJ's took payola in the beginning of Rock 'n Roll and force fed our youth a ton of garbage.

​​​​​Cy Green Quote:  "Don't know much about todays' music scene,​ and don't want to."

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LEAD SHEETS available for Performance and Recording.

               Contact:  jazzlist7@yahoo.com

Miller & Green
                      (BIO PAGE)
   
  Non- Performing Songwriters
               32 Years Collaboration
           

 

Cy Green

Jimmy Miller

Jim & Cy are self-taught songwriters who were born and raised on the southside of Chicago. They were 

heavily influenced by Jazz Musicians and the GREAT music from the past of other genres. Their roots are traditional with a twist of something new. It took 15 years of work before 4 songs were published. This publisher then decided to push other formats of music  and droped all Jazz related material. Other interested song publishers did not know what genre to place some of their tunes in -JAZZ? POP? A.C.?

And on one song it was "Lets modify the chords and alter the rhythm and make it a country song," that was it with publishers!

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Songs were then given directly to Artists visiting Chicago at the major clubs. They got real close with

JAZZ singers Mark Murphy & Kevin Mahogany who showed interest in their songs, but having no one to guide them, they could not close a deal. ​Some of their DEMO songs have been played on the radio, and Artists have performed their tunes in public in Chicago and San Francisco. The Mitch Marcus Quintet recorded a CD of their music in 2005 which was never released to the public.

They are sgned to no one and own all copyrights. If you USE any of their material, you will deal

directly with them. This includes publishing agreements.

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