Tag Archives: To Be With You
Mr. Big’s Eric Martin weighs in (sort of) on the creative process.
I know two things about Eric Martin. One is, he is the singer/front man/vocal wonder that came into my consciousness with the advent of their eponymous record in the late eighties. Having been a musician/singer nearly all my life, I … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Music, Writing
Tagged Billy Sheehan, creative exercises, creative process, Eric Martin, Glenn Kaiser, Mr. Big, Paul Gilbert, To Be With You
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An Experiment In The Mundane: Mr. Big’s epic hit song, “To Be With You,” translated out of its pure, poetic longing, and mercilessly clawed into sleep-inducing, literalist gibberish
In a few minutes, I’m going to lay forth what I refer to as a deliberate experiment in banality. And I’m going to use as my case study, Mr. Big’s hit song, To Be With You as my central creative … Continue reading
Posted in Guitar, Music, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Benedict Cumberbatch, Eric Martin, Gordon Lightfoot, Mr. Big, To Be With You
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