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Instrumental ska with a bizzare middle eastern kinda feel. Recorded in 1999.
dulcet lessons in selfdes
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Rock with horns
DULCET used to exist a while back in the North Bay of California. They put out 3 albums in their short run: 12 Song Demo (1997) Self Titled Debut (1999) Journey Into The Superego (2003) *(all currently out of print) The line up rotated constantly but was lead by guitarist, songwriter, singer and occassional drummer R.J. Burks. Other members included: Mike Glenn, Jay Dotson, Noah Bush, Randy Campo, Ryan Silva, Aron Salmeri, Hiro Yasukumo, Chris Efishoff and Steve Crego
Song Info
Genre
Alternative • Ska
Charts
Peak #1,112
Peak in subgenre #66
Author
music by Michael Glenn
Rights
The Tragic Death of Music (ASCAP)
Uploaded
September 02, 2004
Track Files
MP3
MP3 4.4 MB • 128 kbps • 0:00
Story behind the song
Well, Mike may not have written a lot of songs in DULCET, but what he did do was pretty f*ckin' cool. "Q-tip", came from two things Mike, and I think everyone in the band, really loved the most....STAR WARS and that crazy upbeat rhythm. It has a distinct "Cantina Band" vibe to it, and obviously the "Imperial March" at the begining played by Mr. Randy Campo. The thing about this song is, that I will always respect Mike for, it was written on a saxophone...only! I don't know if he tape recorded himself playing each of the parts or what. Only Noah, Jay and Randy know how it happened coz he spent like 3 hours of a rehearsal teaching it to them and he had no idea what everyone else (non-horns) were supposed to play. I think I played bass on this one come to think of it. "Not So Fat" Mike Glenn: alto sax "Hawaiian Shirt" Jay Dotson: trombone Noah Bush: trumpet Randy Campo: bari sax R.J.: drums, bass "Super" Hiro Yasukumo: guitar
Lyrics
Instrumental
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