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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2013 · 1H 32M

EP. 16 - Au Naturel!

from The Commercial Suicide Songwriting Podcast · host Steve Rempis

For the first time ever, this episode is going straight from the disk to the world: no corrective editing. This means you'll hear all the "ums", "uhs", coughs (or worse) and verbal missteps made by the both of us. There simply wasn't time for editing this week, so for better or for worse; this is the episode exactly as it "went down" in Marie's den.Enjoy at your own risk!In NOTES AND BOLTS Marie discusses pro "demo" recordings for songwritersSteve explores the unbelievably successful career of JIMMY WEBB in the LEGENDARY SONGWRITER SALUTEMarie puts on her best "POKER FACE" in the WHAT THE @#$%?! segmentSteve finds he's "UP THE JUNCTION" in UNDER THE MICROSCOPEMarie talks about the "NASHVILLE NUMBER SYSTEM" of music notation in her ACADEMIC MOMENTSteve debuts a BRAND NEW SEGMENT, entitled "You THINK You Know" and gets FOXY!We have a great LISTENER SUBMISSION from TIM DAVISAnd (as always) we'll check THE MAILBAG and share THE NASHVILLE SCENE Report Just Plain Folks (JPF)Song Charting Made Easy: A Play-Along Guide to the Nashville Number System (Play-Along Guides)- Jim RileyTim DavisEzra VancilSteve RempisSteve Rempis SoundcloudMarie Perry

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