Stories are just as good as the songs, man. I love hearing the little behind the scenes tidbits. You're kinda giving us the same thing that you got from the Brian Wilson series, which is pretty awesome. I remember hearing about how Wilson heard "When You Wish Upon A Star" in his car or something, then rushed home to his piano to decipher to melody and chord progression (though honestly he probably knew all the chords the moment he heard it). A few variations later, Little Surfer Girl was born. Two excellent songs.
These song breakdowns are gold for musicians. Let us know that you just never know! ( that’s a song title!) People are missing out who haven’t found your channel yet.
You know what, I'm just strolling through my archive comments, and thank God I did. What a nice comment. Thank you very much. I appreciate that. Felt good to hear it today. I needed it.
Dang man, I got on YT to randomly check out what the bassist from Sugar Ray is up to. And then get blindsided with a new found insane amount of respect for Murphy Karges. You’re a down to earth and high talented individual man. Congrats on just being a great human being it seems like. Plus, you had one of funniest lines in the movie Father’s Day.
Much like Fly... a mellow pop rock tune that had a place in my developmental years. i still love this song to this day and play it on guitar. Sugar Ray were a big part of my teen years. This song and album 14:59 were there for me for my first year(s) of College. I love the outro to this song with the whistling... I often have to whistle it out loud no matter who is around cuz it;s so sweet... it felt nostalgic then, and moreso as time rolled on
Ahh it all makes sense now. I made a cover of this song on Soundcloud, and being a 90s kid back then I had to figure out every part by ear. David really got me confused on that keyboard bass+electric bass part. Thanks to you for finally revealing the code on this one, and still doesn't make the song any less awesome!
Here's my short cover, please don't be mad that I totally failed figuring out your bassline 🙏😂 soundcloud.com/amar-hamid/every-morning-feat-fauzi-darus
Definitely my favourite song from you guys and I love the part- Oh (Every morning) oh (Every morning when I wake up) (Shut the door, baby, don't say a word) Oh (she always rights the wrong) Oh (she always rights, she always rights) (Shut the door, baby, shut the door, baby) and the whistling part at the end is just classic!
I remember the first weekend I actually met all of you in Virginia (first in Norfolk at Harborfest and then at Celebrate Fairfax) in 2006. I have pictures of Stan playing acoustic guitar on this song while wearing a captain’s hat. That was the weekend that we were staying in the same hotel in Fairfax by coincidence. After the show that night you and the guys went to the hotel bar to watch sports and you ended up coming to the lobby where we were sitting and you copped a squat on the carpet in front of us with your Corona and asked us “If you could live anywhere in the world where would it be?” I said Tallahassee where I currently live. I think I was just too star struck to think of a better answer. (Seriously, I was) You went on to tell us about your childhood and living in Northern California vs. Southern California. You mentioned a cousin that lived in SoCal that seemed really cool because he could be a beach bum. It was one of those moments in time that sticks with me. I wrote all about it in my journal. That was the weekend also that while driving from Norfolk to Fairfax you guys were in a party bus and I was in traffic with you guys without knowing it but you saw my SUGR RAY license plate and literally honked to death. I didn’t know it was you guys (just thought it was some rude dude trying to get me out of his way) until the M&G that night. All you guys came at me with, “Hey did you hear us honking st you?? We love your license plate!” I had no clue. It was awesome. A true moment where I thought I was validated in getting that personalized plate. Oh the memories. I love hearing the breakdown with just the bass. I never realized just how simple it was yet so significant. You’re right too. There’s nothing like hearing that song and singing along to every word. It’s such a high. I can only imagine the high from seeing throngs of people singing your song back to you. Good times.
Murphy Karges thanks for the memories. Each song I’ve seen live carries so many memories. I can’t wait for Falls Apart. It’s truly one of my most favorite songs along with Waiting. It’s a compliment to you all as a band for making the soundtrack to all these great times. Things change but memories are the gems I look back on and smile. So thanks for that. 🎸
Wow.. taboo to whistle at night.. never thought I'd hear that.. thanks for listening along.. hopefully your urge to whistle will still be there in the morning and you can have at it then... ! cheers thanks ... by the way.. where are you?
Mike radness dude.. 12! That’s cool. Yeah sugar ray is still playing around with Rodney and mark as the remaining original members. I’m not sure if there are any shows coming up do to what has been going on... but I’m sure they’ll be gigging when things get back to normal ! Go check them out.. or maybe I’ll be touring around somewhere and you could see that.. cheers man and thanks for the comment
Awesome Murphy! Finally! One of the greatest songs of all time! Incredible melody, perfect pop masterpeice! Simplicity is an art form! Most don't seem to understand that! An absolute work of art! And the video is amazing too! I still watch it often! I even have the Every Morning and Someday euro CD singles! Can't wait til you get to the S/T album! "The Other Side" is one of my favorite Sugar Ray songs! I still put these records on often! Such a great band! Cheers to you!
LeeVids you rock.. thank you for bringing the joy and passion to our music.. yes being simple is one of the greatest things and very hard to get right.. but sometimes we get lucky ! Cheers
What a fucking hit! I'll never forget this video,my mom would always play music videos and as a kid this one always caught my attention,to this day we still laugh about the girl with the braces trying to drink water from the fountain.
Do you know what movie that is from? Our Director ripped it off from a movie... It was an homage to "Sixteen Candles" Joan Cusack who had headgear on.. th-cam.com/video/k3UWT6JzMAQ/w-d-xo.html
I remember playing this song a lot when I was kid then years later I realized what the lyrics is all about when it randomly played on my ipod just right after I got off from a one night stand lmfao
Thank you so much for sharing this video and your stories/experience. I'm going to try to play this song tonight for the first time in front of people. I got a little lost during the "shut the door baby" part. It SOUNDS like the same 1-5-4-5 progression that plays throughout most of the song but I wanted to make sure. It seems like the only break is the bridge 4-5-1-6.
Hey, just saw u guys playing this in the show “Las Vegas”. Never really watched that show but caught a re-run of it today. Mark actually had a cameo and did a few tiny scene in it. Anyways, just thought it was Kool.
Yeah I remember doing that. James Caan.. we actually did it at the Cerritos Performing Arts Center.. I remember he was riding around on a Segway all day.. and how new they were I thought he looked funny.. I also remember it was super hot and that's about it. I don't even remember doing our parts.. Kind of forgettable but I'm glad we did it
Do you know what model of acoustic guitar was used in the actual recording? This is so cool by the way. My #1 favorite song of all time for real. Thanks for sharing the story! - Andy
There's blues and retro soul or motown in the bass, that's awesome. Great sense of music theory bro, I use it all the time for playlist like to Segway Sheryl crow's all I wanna do with steelers wheel stuck in the middle
I love this breakdown Murphy Karges!. I was living in Costa Mesa by Triangle square when Fly came out so I got the CD and I worked all over California at the time and my best memories of cruising back and forth come alive again when I hear "Floored". Looking forward to this series, thanks Murph!.
AngelCityDevil73.. funny I never know people's names so I have to call them by their channel name.. send name along if you'd like.. glad it brings good memories and thanks for joining me.. appreciate it
Can you tell us any fun or funny stories during the filming of the music video? Looks like being Sugar Ray was a wild and awesome ride. Great tunes and a unique sound, miss those days
Chase.. that's great.. what fraternity? and did you mean you used to listen to it years ago and you still like it.. or that you just heard it recently?
Murphy Karges I’m a senior at Oregon State right now and we alway play beer games with an early 2000’s playlist. We use Every morning and Someday and they are a huge singalong songs at our parties. Still lol
Do you ever end up just playing these songs for your family? I always envy the family members who get to hear unreleased / alternate / acoustic versions of songs that no one gets to hear!
Yeah that's true. Doesnt' really work like that around here. My kids don't want to hear our unreleased stuff. lol. I don't think it sounds any good tho! In all truth, there isn't much of it.. what bits I do find I'll be sure to post. Thank you
If the upstate NY you mentioned is the one I'm thinking of... never even noticed. You could've played it all backwards and me and my BFF at the time would have fan girled ourselves to death... the anxiety (in a good-ish way ) I have over your commentary on the next track is palpable :)
Not sure where it was.. It was just in my memory.. because I really really really don't like to make mistakes when I play... but this one moment.... JUST BLANK... Like, "I have no idea where my hands go" is what I was thinking... and this is probably in the middle of years of touring... just gig after gig after gig and then partaking way too much in after gig late night revelry and doing too much and then just having your brain fail... but if I remember correctly, it wasn't for long.. maybe a few seconds of confusion... then I figured it out.. and dropped right back into the song....Falls Apart is one of my favorites..
Was the keyboard bass doubling the live bass? Interesting history, another very talented drummer. Didn't know he wrote. Just shows riddim' section most critical part of band!
I totally forgot you moved channels, I thought "what the fuck!" I'm so far behind now I'm trying to catch up. Lol. Definitely like this new channel layout. Glad to see your up to 14:59! I'm at work currently but when I go home I pickup my bass and playing the fuck outta these. Also saw you put up Cash a few videos back, which I was super excited for. Keep it up, Murph! Thanx dude
Jay- you know I will keep going on these.. and yeah it’s fun to turn up songs loud and just rock on stuff like ‘Cash’ and others.. imagine how fun it was to be playing them onstage! We were lucky.. thanks for your words.. ! cheers
can you tell me the effect the guitar uses at 10:17, im dying to know and play it with that effect, thanks for talking about the creative process, I can lay alot, but its hard or me to make antything, tobe creative, I like to learn, and would like to learn how to make songs
@@MurphyKargesBass Im in Sydney Australia, I think maybe its part my obsessive compulsion disorder, I duno, maybe I like to stay focused on that all the time, my ocds takes ages to exlpain and is all over the place, soz, Ive got no proper normal answer, soz, thanks for replying to me, just been listening to when its over
McG is credited with producing it.. and Leor got an EP credit.. Buuuuuuutttttt I don't know.. They both produced it. But to be honest, we produced the shit out of it too. It was a weird collective group deal. Songs were written in different places, houses, studios, couches.. and everybody had different hands in different places.. kind of like a....
@@MurphyKargesBass when you say produced do you mean creative or financial? Did McG put up the money to make the album? Sounded like more creative input. Didn't know he did music too.
No, not financial. The producer usually has a vision for the record or helps the artist achieve their vision.. producer who brings in money sounds like what a producer of motion pictures does. Not so much in the music biz.. The label put the money out.. you write the songs, hire a producer to help you get what you want as the end result..
@@MurphyKargesBass I'm an in the pocket bass player and have been so for over 40yrs. Genres from smooth jazz to metal. Back in the early to mid 70's I played bass for Joe Locke. It was the jazz scene. I migrated around and played where I was needed. Including funk, soul, pop, rock, and gospel. Did some blues too. I was flexible because I just enjoyed the music. I give credit for the effort, and take the music in. I'm a great grandfather now, but I've never laid down my axe.
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Skip my story to start of song at 7:40
Stories are just as good as the songs, man. I love hearing the little behind the scenes tidbits. You're kinda giving us the same thing that you got from the Brian Wilson series, which is pretty awesome. I remember hearing about how Wilson heard "When You Wish Upon A Star" in his car or something, then rushed home to his piano to decipher to melody and chord progression (though honestly he probably knew all the chords the moment he heard it). A few variations later, Little Surfer Girl was born. Two excellent songs.
Adam.. I didn't know that about Brian hearing "When You Wish..." how cool. Great story.. And thanks for your support !
Please feel free to share this video if you love the song.. much appreciated..
These song breakdowns are gold for musicians. Let us know that you just never know! ( that’s a song title!) People are missing out who haven’t found your channel yet.
You know what, I'm just strolling through my archive comments, and thank God I did. What a nice comment. Thank you very much. I appreciate that. Felt good to hear it today. I needed it.
Dang man, I got on YT to randomly check out what the bassist from Sugar Ray is up to. And then get blindsided with a new found insane amount of respect for Murphy Karges. You’re a down to earth and high talented individual man. Congrats on just being a great human being it seems like. Plus, you had one of funniest lines in the movie Father’s Day.
Much like Fly... a mellow pop rock tune that had a place in my developmental years. i still love this song to this day and play it on guitar. Sugar Ray were a big part of my teen years. This song and album 14:59 were there for me for my first year(s) of College. I love the outro to this song with the whistling... I often have to whistle it out loud no matter who is around cuz it;s so sweet... it felt nostalgic then, and moreso as time rolled on
A great guitar part for sure. Rod is a God.
This guy seems like the type of guy I'd wanna have a beer with and talk music for hours. Cheers brother!
This song, and its band, marked an important part of my life. Thank you.
Very cool to hear that. Thx for letting me know
Ahh it all makes sense now. I made a cover of this song on Soundcloud, and being a 90s kid back then I had to figure out every part by ear. David really got me confused on that keyboard bass+electric bass part. Thanks to you for finally revealing the code on this one, and still doesn't make the song any less awesome!
Here's my short cover, please don't be mad that I totally failed figuring out your bassline 🙏😂
soundcloud.com/amar-hamid/every-morning-feat-fauzi-darus
Ahmad.. rad.. I would love to hear your cover of it.. if you post it let me know... would love to hear it bro
Definitely my favourite song from you guys and I love the part- Oh
(Every morning) oh
(Every morning when I wake up)
(Shut the door, baby, don't say a word)
Oh (she always rights the wrong)
Oh (she always rights, she always rights)
(Shut the door, baby, shut the door, baby) and the whistling part at the end is just classic!
Otagunma 86 yeah every morning is a special song.. I should have Stan as a guest again to talk about how he came up with those words.. thanks
Hope to see you and your band someday live. I kinda missed out on sugar ray in the 1990s. But it's great to discover great music when time permits.
Sugar Ray is still playing. I’m not with them. Maybe you will.
The acoustic version you guys did of this for music in high places is so rad. Karges killing that tambourine!
gotta play something... that music in high places was pretty dang fun.... I somehow still have a copy it
Murphy Karges I have DVD copy of it too. I need to rewatch that. It’s been a LOOONNNG time since I last saw that.
I enjoy listening to your stories
Thank you Philly fan! I enjoy telling them.. Stay tuned..
Every musical piece is a story...It's only a good story to the ears of those whom love a good story 😊
true
I remember the first weekend I actually met all of you in Virginia (first in Norfolk at Harborfest and then at Celebrate Fairfax) in 2006. I have pictures of Stan playing acoustic guitar on this song while wearing a captain’s hat. That was the weekend that we were staying in the same hotel in Fairfax by coincidence. After the show that night you and the guys went to the hotel bar to watch sports and you ended up coming to the lobby where we were sitting and you copped a squat on the carpet in front of us with your Corona and asked us “If you could live anywhere in the world where would it be?” I said Tallahassee where I currently live. I think I was just too star struck to think of a better answer. (Seriously, I was) You went on to tell us about your childhood and living in Northern California vs. Southern California. You mentioned a cousin that lived in SoCal that seemed really cool because he could be a beach bum. It was one of those moments in time that sticks with me. I wrote all about it in my journal. That was the weekend also that while driving from Norfolk to Fairfax you guys were in a party bus and I was in traffic with you guys without knowing it but you saw my SUGR RAY license plate and literally honked to death. I didn’t know it was you guys (just thought it was some rude dude trying to get me out of his way) until the M&G that night. All you guys came at me with, “Hey did you hear us honking st you?? We love your license plate!” I had no clue. It was awesome. A true moment where I thought I was validated in getting that personalized plate. Oh the memories. I love hearing the breakdown with just the bass. I never realized just how simple it was yet so significant. You’re right too. There’s nothing like hearing that song and singing along to every word. It’s such a high. I can only imagine the high from seeing throngs of people singing your song back to you. Good times.
Fantastic Story Deb. I can always count on you to bring a great memory to life with your words... thank you AGAIN!
Murphy Karges thanks for the memories. Each song I’ve seen live carries so many memories. I can’t wait for Falls Apart. It’s truly one of my most favorite songs along with Waiting. It’s a compliment to you all as a band for making the soundtrack to all these great times. Things change but memories are the gems I look back on and smile. So thanks for that. 🎸
It's night time as I watch this and it's taboo in my culture to whistle at night but the urge to whistle along is strong.
Wow.. taboo to whistle at night.. never thought I'd hear that.. thanks for listening along.. hopefully your urge to whistle will still be there in the morning and you can have at it then... ! cheers thanks ... by the way.. where are you?
@@MurphyKargesBass Botswana 🇧🇼. If you don't mind me asking, what key was this song written in?
Lebogang Seleleko no problem.. we tuned down all of our guitars a half step... then this song was written in A major.
Thank you.
I was 12 when this song came out I still listen to it at least once a week I never got to attend your concerts but I hope I will someday
Mike radness dude.. 12! That’s cool. Yeah sugar ray is still playing around with Rodney and mark as the remaining original members. I’m not sure if there are any shows coming up do to what has been going on... but I’m sure they’ll be gigging when things get back to normal ! Go check them out.. or maybe I’ll be touring around somewhere and you could see that.. cheers man and thanks for the comment
Fly, Every Morning, Someday .....you guys were on a roll
Awesome Murphy! Finally! One of the greatest songs of all time! Incredible melody, perfect pop masterpeice! Simplicity is an art form! Most don't seem to understand that! An absolute work of art! And the video is amazing too! I still watch it often! I even have the Every Morning and Someday euro CD singles! Can't wait til you get to the S/T album! "The Other Side" is one of my favorite Sugar Ray songs! I still put these records on often! Such a great band! Cheers to you!
LeeVids you rock.. thank you for bringing the joy and passion to our music.. yes being simple is one of the greatest things and very hard to get right.. but sometimes we get lucky ! Cheers
@@MurphyKargesBass Deceptively simple as RAMONES would say!
What a fucking hit!
I'll never forget this video,my mom would always play music videos and as a kid this one always caught my attention,to this day we still laugh about the girl with the braces trying to drink water from the fountain.
Do you know what movie that is from? Our Director ripped it off from a movie... It was an homage to "Sixteen Candles" Joan Cusack who had headgear on.. th-cam.com/video/k3UWT6JzMAQ/w-d-xo.html
I remember playing this song a lot when I was kid then years later I realized what the lyrics is all about when it randomly played on my ipod just right after I got off from a one night stand lmfao
Funny
Thank you so much for sharing this video and your stories/experience. I'm going to try to play this song tonight for the first time in front of people. I got a little lost during the "shut the door baby" part. It SOUNDS like the same 1-5-4-5 progression that plays throughout most of the song but I wanted to make sure. It seems like the only break is the bridge 4-5-1-6.
@@TheLockdownKidNYC yep correct
@@MurphyKargesBass
Thank you for confirming. If it sounds bad tonight, I'll just pretend like we never had this conversation.
Legendary song... and a legendary band. Thanks
Marcio.. Thank you. I appreciate your comment very much ! Cheers
This means a lot to me. Really drives the track. Can’t beat a melodic bass line 😀
ROCK
Hey, just saw u guys playing this in the show “Las Vegas”. Never really watched that show but caught a re-run of it today.
Mark actually had a cameo and did a few tiny scene in it.
Anyways, just thought it was Kool.
Yeah I remember doing that. James Caan.. we actually did it at the Cerritos Performing Arts Center.. I remember he was riding around on a Segway all day.. and how new they were I thought he looked funny.. I also remember it was super hot and that's about it. I don't even remember doing our parts.. Kind of forgettable but I'm glad we did it
Do you know what model of acoustic guitar was used in the actual recording? This is so cool by the way. My #1 favorite song of all time for real. Thanks for sharing the story! - Andy
Great song and still enjoy it when i hear it !
You and I both.
Cheers
Thank you
There's blues and retro soul or motown in the bass, that's awesome. Great sense of music theory bro, I use it all the time for playlist like to Segway Sheryl crow's all I wanna do with steelers wheel stuck in the middle
The video for Every Morning is definitely rad and it was how I got to know you guys!
Jacob- glad to hear that! Yeah super fun to play all those characters....
I love this breakdown Murphy Karges!. I was living in Costa Mesa by Triangle square when Fly came out so I got the CD and I worked all over California at the time and my best memories of cruising back and forth come alive again when I hear "Floored". Looking forward to this series, thanks Murph!.
AngelCityDevil73.. funny I never know people's names so I have to call them by their channel name.. send name along if you'd like.. glad it brings good memories and thanks for joining me.. appreciate it
@@MurphyKargesBass, Of course my brother. My name is Chris. Does Stan still own that Sgt. Pepperonis?.
angelcitydevil73 yes!
Love your work.
Thanks man
👌👍
Right back at you
Amazing song!!
I'm so glad you've made this video. Loved the new baselines.
Thanks
Heart of girl - the killers uses same chirds as well so good
Too freaking FUN to watch!
Fun to record.. and how fun was the video???
This is the first Sugar Ray song I listened to. I love it so much!!! Great video Murphy!!!!!!
Seth.. Thank you.. glad you dig it.. we had fun writing and playing it for sure. Thanks for your comment.. Did you subscribe yet?
Yes sir! I am subscribed!👍
Can you tell us any fun or funny stories during the filming of the music video? Looks like being Sugar Ray was a wild and awesome ride. Great tunes and a unique sound, miss those days
You ask and you shall receive...
This is still an awesome song me and my friends still listen too in my fraternity 🤙🏻
Chase.. that's great.. what fraternity? and did you mean you used to listen to it years ago and you still like it.. or that you just heard it recently?
Murphy Karges I’m a senior at Oregon State right now and we alway play beer games with an early 2000’s playlist. We use Every morning and Someday and they are a huge singalong songs at our parties. Still lol
Love this!
right back at you.. thanks for tuning in..
Thanks for you story :D
Welcome
So cool to hear back story of this song! Sounds like you guys had a great dynamic
Yeah we did
This is soooo awesome! I love sugar ray. I even did a guitar cover for it. I love the stories behind everything.
Robert Botello Robert thank you my friend. Appreciate it. Love to see your cover.
Murphy Karges th-cam.com/video/MZppod7B9D4/w-d-xo.html
Murphy Karges thank you for replying 😁 hope you can see my cover of it. Big fan of you & your stage performances
14:49 came out when I was 13 and was the first album I bought with my own money...besides Weird Al. Ha!
Nice. Thank you for buying the album.
Do you ever end up just playing these songs for your family? I always envy the family members who get to hear unreleased / alternate / acoustic versions of songs that no one gets to hear!
Yeah that's true. Doesnt' really work like that around here. My kids don't want to hear our unreleased stuff. lol. I don't think it sounds any good tho! In all truth, there isn't much of it.. what bits I do find I'll be sure to post. Thank you
If the upstate NY you mentioned is the one I'm thinking of... never even noticed. You could've played it all backwards and me and my BFF at the time would have fan girled ourselves to death... the anxiety (in a good-ish way ) I have over your commentary on the next track is palpable :)
Not sure where it was.. It was just in my memory.. because I really really really don't like to make mistakes when I play... but this one moment.... JUST BLANK... Like, "I have no idea where my hands go" is what I was thinking... and this is probably in the middle of years of touring... just gig after gig after gig and then partaking way too much in after gig late night revelry and doing too much and then just having your brain fail... but if I remember correctly, it wasn't for long.. maybe a few seconds of confusion... then I figured it out.. and dropped right back into the song....Falls Apart is one of my favorites..
Was the keyboard bass doubling the live bass? Interesting history, another very talented drummer. Didn't know he wrote. Just shows riddim' section most critical part of band!
SO TRUE!
I totally forgot you moved channels, I thought "what the fuck!" I'm so far behind now I'm trying to catch up. Lol.
Definitely like this new channel layout. Glad to see your up to 14:59!
I'm at work currently but when I go home I pickup my bass and playing the fuck outta these. Also saw you put up Cash a few videos back, which I was super excited for.
Keep it up, Murph!
Thanx dude
Jay- you know I will keep going on these.. and yeah it’s fun to turn up songs loud and just rock on stuff like ‘Cash’ and others.. imagine how fun it was to be playing them onstage! We were lucky.. thanks for your words.. ! cheers
@@MurphyKargesBass I don't know if you remember but a few videos back I told you of my old band covering Cash. It was definitely a fun one !
@MurphyKargesBass It looks like you tuned up a half step so that you could play the "1" on an open A... am I hearing that right?
We always tuned down - yes this song I play the “A” on the open A string.
can you tell me the effect the guitar uses at 10:17, im dying to know and play it with that effect, thanks for talking about the creative process, I can lay alot, but its hard or me to make antything, tobe creative, I like to learn, and would like to learn how to make songs
Sure.. first tell me
where you’re writing from. And why do you have sexy cute in your name that’s either funny or not
@@MurphyKargesBass Im in Sydney Australia, I think maybe its part my obsessive compulsion disorder, I duno, maybe I like to stay focused on that all the time, my ocds takes ages to exlpain and is all over the place, soz, Ive got no proper normal answer, soz, thanks for replying to me, just been listening to when its over
I still zone out (in the best way) to this baseline 😊
Glad you do !🔥
This is the first video I saw
it was such a fun video to make... I got to be a pizza guy, which wasn't a stretch for me... lol...
MCG produced the record?! What is that guy up to these days?
McG is credited with producing it.. and Leor got an EP credit.. Buuuuuuutttttt I don't know.. They both produced it. But to be honest, we produced the shit out of it too. It was a weird collective group deal. Songs were written in different places, houses, studios, couches.. and everybody had different hands in different places.. kind of like a....
@@MurphyKargesBass when you say produced do you mean creative or financial? Did McG put up the money to make the album? Sounded like more creative input. Didn't know he did music too.
No, not financial. The producer usually has a vision for the record or helps the artist achieve their vision.. producer who brings in money sounds like what a producer of motion pictures does. Not so much in the music biz.. The label put the money out.. you write the songs, hire a producer to help you get what you want as the end result..
Shout out Suavecito - Malo!
Suavecito
Yep!
Any tabs for this song?
I'm looking into setting up tabs for my videos. Thanks for asking.
Chix fillet rules though I prefer Popeyes for spicy chicken sandwich
No doubt ! Or Cane’s !
Sorry man. Everybody I know says that band stunk. I liked it. They just didn't. But that's them.
I don’t remember if I referenced a band in this video or you mean they were talking about us?
@@MurphyKargesBass Just Sugar Ray altogether. I'm 60. I thought it was good enough for me
Glad you liked it. Screw the rest. If people hate you it’s okay, it just means you’re risking something and people often are jealous or put off by it.
@@MurphyKargesBass I'm an in the pocket bass player and have been so for over 40yrs. Genres from smooth jazz to metal. Back in the early to mid 70's I played bass for Joe Locke. It was the jazz scene. I migrated around and played where I was needed. Including funk, soul, pop, rock, and gospel. Did some blues too. I was flexible because I just enjoyed the music. I give credit for the effort, and take the music in. I'm a great grandfather now, but I've never laid down my axe.