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Tune Req: Rock in the Mountain
| 8_Pints | 08 Jan 02 - 07:26 PM | |
| Dicho (Frank Staplin) | 08 Jan 02 - 07:42 PM | |
| Sorcha | 08 Jan 02 - 07:44 PM | |
| Dicho (Frank Staplin) | 08 Jan 02 - 08:18 PM | |
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Tune Req: Rock in the Mountain
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Subject: Rock in the Mountain From: 8_Pints Date: 08 Jan 02 - 07:26 PM As performed by the "House Band". (Not to be confused with the "Rocky Mountain"!) I've seen this described as an American classic, but I don't know if that means it is traditional or whether its still in copyright. Music in Noteworthy or Midi format preferred if possible. Many thanx, Bob vG |
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Subject: RE: Tune Req: Rock in the Mountain From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) Date: 08 Jan 02 - 07:42 PM Greenlinnet.com has the entire cd on Real Audio. Very good so far! Haven't got to "Rock" yet. Tradition is as tradition does. If it is from the Atlantic seaboard it probably has British Isles (read Gaelic) antecedents. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Req: Rock in the Mountain From: Sorcha Date: 08 Jan 02 - 07:44 PM We never did find it the other time you asked, and Google was no help this time either. Sorry |
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Subject: RE: Tune Req: Rock in the Mountain From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) Date: 08 Jan 02 - 08:18 PM A lovely cd by the House Band. If the song is listed as traditional on the album, then all that is © is their rendition to prevent unauthorized copying, playing and piracy of the track. (Unless they stole it from material in © and called it trad, which I doubt). These instrumentals can have several titles; tracing them requires real knowledge. One google citation would not be reliable. Try George Seto by personal message. |
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