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White Bread Blues
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Acoustic guitar driven, edgy roots, blues, and rock. Thoughtful and poignant songwriting, recorded live and real!!
Singer, songwriter, and guitarist, Andy plays a kind of music he calls 'Roots and Blues.' He uses this term, really, for lack of any better term to characterize his music. As Andy explains: "Roots and Blues for me means basically a bunch of acoustic blues songs and whatever else I want to play." The 'whatever else' includes folk, classic-rock, and even touches of jazz, ragtime, and bluegrass music. "Right or wrong, I've never really settled into a hard and fast style of music or songwriting. (See the Bio Page for more details.) My first experiences were in more of a rock and roll setting, and that's how I learned how to sing and play guitar with a pick. But for the last 8 or 9 years I've tried to immerse myself more in the acoustic blues tradition, where you use your fingers and often a slide. Masters of this style were people like Robert Johnson and Son House, for example." "One reason for playing different styles is that, if you're performing solo like me, you've got to mix things up a bit to keep people's attention. And the way I try to do this is by varying genres, techniques, guitars, tunings--whatever I can do to keep things interesting."
Song Info
Genre
Blues Blues General
Charts
#7,133 today Peak #105
#3,028 in subgenre Peak #40
Author
Andy Coats
Rights
2003 Andrew E. Coats
Uploaded
December 28, 2003
Track Files
MP3
MP3 4.5 MB 128 kbps 0:00
Story behind the song
Diversity in the state of Iowa; actually, a lack thereof.
Lyrics
white bread blues, white bread blues, in the papers on the news white bread blues, white bread blues, in the papers on the news make a cookie-cutter culture, oh boy you're bound to lose 'nilla cones, 'nilla cones, i still love them though i'm grown 'nilla cones, 'nilla cones, i still love them though i'm grown throw in some Breyers bean specks you'll get your taste buds blown melting pot, melting pot, coin a phrase that means a lot melting pot, melting pot, to coin a phrase that means a lot take it to the local bank, you'll see its value shot i-o-way, i-o-way, i wil leave your land someday i-o-way, i-o-way, i wil leave this land someday want to spice things up a little give us some reason to stay
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