By Chris Moore:
I’m proud to present the first in a week-long event here at http://LaptopSessions.com entitled “Title Tracks Week”!! Each day this week, we’ll unveil a new session devoted to a song whose title is the same as the album it was on. For instance, I chose a song from the Band’s 1970 album Stage Fright called — well, you may have guessed it already — “Stage Fright.”
This is an interesting song to me, as I’ve heard and read rumors over the years that this song was written by the Band’s Robbie Robertson in reference to Bob Dylan. If anyone would know, it would be someone like Robertson, who has played many shows with Dylan over the years, most often as his lead guitarist. (He’s particularly well-known for being the electric guitarist that powered Dylan’s sound in the mid-60s, when he first “went electric.”)
For anyone who’s seen Dylan play on stage, it does make sense that he might suffer from a form of stage fright…
So, without further ado, here’s the first of seven title tracks this week — even Original Wednesday this week will be a title track. I hope you’ll check back tomorrow for Jeff’s installment!
See you next session!
Related posts:
- The Laptop Sessions: “Long Black Veil” (The Band / Johnny Cash Acoustic Rock Cover Song)
- The Laptop Sessions: “These Streets” (New Music by Indie Music band MoU)
- The Laptop Sessions: “Marissa” (New Music from Indie Music Band MoU)
- The Laptop Sessions: “Tangled Up in Blue” (Bob Dylan Acoustic Rock Cover Song)
- The Laptop Sessions: “Little Sadie” (Bob Dylan Acoustic Cover)
This is one in a series of acoustic cover songs, original music, and free mp3 downloads here on the Fusco-Moore Productions Blog.