The title to this post contains a reference to a Neil Young song: "Borrowed Tune". In the song, Ol' Neil talks about how he "borrowed" this song (the melody) from the Rolling Stones (do you now which Stones song he was talking about?).
I take the time to drop tunes into posts so that you get something in return for stopping by The 6149 (thanks). In doing so, I hope to turn you on to new tunes or offer up old favourites to put your ear on.
(Faithful readers...does this sound familiar? The old "Give and Take"?)
Yesterday I was adding a few links to my
profile and I paused to re-read it. In it I state:
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"I am a fan of music and all of the sounds and stories that live in the songs...And like the bluesman, country singers and folk troubadours before me, I am pulled by the lure of going around in search of the sounds and to share my own stories."
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It was the last part that got me to thinking; I am not sharing enough sounds...enough music. At least, I am not making a point of sharing it.
Going forward, at the end of each (non-mobile) posting, I am going to embed a tune or two or a few that somehow relates to the post. This could be a bit of wordplay or it could be thematic based on the post. I am not entirely sure how it will shake out yet, but I'll make 'er work.
I am calling them: Tune Tags. Much like tags for blog posts, these will be audio tags. If I feel its warranted, I will drop a bit twitter'esque commentary on each. You can play along as well. If you want to add a Tune Tag for the post, leave a comment on the post and I'll update the playlist.
A bit gimmicky? Yes. Will it be worth a listen? Yes. Am I sure? Yes. Positive.
Here is our first go with Tune Tags.
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Tunes Tags: