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it was the instramental of mad world
Old Crow Medicine Show - Wagon Wheel
an acoustic version of "The Rising"
He played his famous and psychedelic version of the Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock.
No, live version means they played it in front of an audience, and cover means someone else wrote the song originally.
it was the instramental of mad world
the title is "Fanboy and chum chum" . The ending song is just the instramental of the theme.
If you're using it from a commercial source it is probably copyright protected.
Lightnin' Hopkins - The Trouble Blues
Old Crow Medicine Show - Wagon Wheel
The bluesy/slow jazz song towards the beginning of the movie is called Something Lost and is performed by Avalon Motel.
The song is called Let Me Sign by Robert Pattinson.
A work song is typically a melody with a call-response format, and will be quite bluesy. Call-response because that would help you in slave labour - to have a leader sing a call, and then you sing the response, shovelling more dirt with every line of the song. It is likely to be bluesy because that would describe the emotions of the labouring slave. A famous jazz work song is 'Work Song' by Nathaniel Adderley, found on 'Them Dirty Blues' by Cannonball Adderley (1960). This is a perfect example of the influence of slave work songs on popular jazz music. Other songs from this album do not have this call-and-response quality and are less bluesy, so are not work songs.
You are probably referring to "blues" music, or rhythm and blues. The song "Summertime" is very "bluesy" sounding.
an acoustic version of "The Rising"
He played his famous and psychedelic version of the Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock.
No, live version means they played it in front of an audience, and cover means someone else wrote the song originally.