4 Jul
2003
4 Jul
'03
12:02 p.m.
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On Friday 04 July 2003 13:50, iriXx wrote:
I once had an email conversation with the bass player of the Santana band,
Benny Rietveld. An excellent musician.
I asked him if he knew why the second movement of the 3rd Brahms Symphony was
not mentioned on the CD, which one of the songs is based on. (It was that
song with Dave Matthews singing, I forgot the name of it.)
He said that Carlos even played that music to the musicians in the studio.
I know that there are numerous people involved in the process of making a CD
before it gets shipped to the stores. But since then I have been losing some
of my respect for Mr. Santana. Come on, plagiarism sucks, even in the
sampling age.
- - Burkhard
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On Fri,
2003-07-04 at 04:12, Daniel James wrote:
>I think it's fine to rehash old musical styles, as long as you're
>honest about the orgins. Passing it off as 'new' to people who aren't
>familiar with the orginals is the fault of marketing and media types
>rather than musicians, in my experience.
actually its an age-old tradition that goes back to the mediaeval period
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