Have you ever been to a disappointing concert or heard a song that absolutely bored you to tears? ... Imagine John Tesh trying to sing a Nat King Cole song. ... There are so many different things that an artist can do to make the sound of his music unlike anything ever heard before. ...
The greatest advantage of the microphone was it allowed string instruments to be clearly heard. ... George Martin said, "John wanted a really unusual vocal sound so I suspended a very thin condenser microphone tied in a plastic bag inside a milk bottle filled with water. ... These large boxy pieces of equipment looked and sounded like nothing ever seen or heard before. ...
Having the tuba accompanied by the piano was something I have never heard before, so I found this set to be very interesting. ... John Lindsey, an older gentleman, probably late fifties early sixties, played the violin, the highest-ranged member of the bowed-string instrument family. ...
Back in 1985 Osbourne was sued for the "aiding, or advising, or encouraging" (Nuzum, Eric - the 1980's 17) of the suicide of John McCullom through his song "Suicide Solution". ... The message of drug use has also been widely heard and talked about ever since the 50's and the 60's and is still around today. ... This editing is very similar and in some cases the same as that which is heard played on the radio. ...
Also having the conductor, John Kitts-Turner, speak to the audience to explain the different instruments and pieces was very helpful as we followed along in the program. ... Certain songs had a predominate sound that could be distinctly heard. ...
