Genres
Blues music
With a jumping bass and off-beat syncopation, this is straight from Memphis? Beale Street. The Hammond organ and electric guitar play together as longtime friends, while the melody changes hands from guitar to organ to electric piano.
03:15
Slightly out of pitch, some notes struggle to hit the bar. As if performed by a secondary school band! It’s certainly beautiful, because the drummer is on time, and the pianist is decent. It’s always the guitarist that ruins the whole thing… Those darn guitarists trying to steal the show.
03:39
A super-peppy mindless strumming feel-good sort of piece.
03:45
I gotta admit, I've never been to a clambake, only ever fish boils... which are similar, except for clambakes usually involve mollusks and giant sea-bugs, and fish boils involve fish. Also, clambakes are more steaming and fish boils are more boiling. You're more likely to see Green Bay Packers jerseys at fish boils, and more likely to see New England Patriots jerseys at clambakes. This music is west-coast, though... The more I think about it - the less useful this descriptive paragraph becomes. Uncompressed download comes with a couple mild variations, including "Psychedelic".
02:02
The piano version of this song. Starts of very calm and relaxing and transcends into a big band blues piece. This is definitely one of my own personal piano favorites. It has a lot of different elements, and the song is in itself really interesting.
04:11
I really don’t know what this is. Oh wait, the title’s got it spot on.
02:52
Super nice progressive rock/blues piece with 3 sections. Imagine this in your intro (?)
03:48
A slow blues piece with prominent kit. Actual Mark I Stage Piano used in this recording. EP used throughout in the background.
02:00
Walkin' along blues shuffle. Accellerates beginning to end.
02:15
Laid-back, grooving, and cool. Did I mention cool? You need a cool piece. That is a statement you NEED a cool piece. Lucky for you, this IS a cool piece. Super clean production will allow this piece to fit into most things. I'd personally use this piece for a super badass character. You can download this in uncompressed format here. Download comes with individual tracks so you can make your own mixes.
03:04
Okay, it is a 12 bar blues, but you got to stick around at least until the horns! I couldn't start with the horns as that would be a frightening level of happy. The uncompressed download also comes with a perfectly loopable track for those who don't want the party to end. You can download this in uncompressed format here. Download comes with individual tracks so you can make your own mixes.
02:38
It's always easier making the scene transition smooth and interesting when adding a piece of music between the shots. That's what this piece is for. You want to shut off the previous scene, and greet the new one. A great example of this is the show "Friends", where I have taken a lot of inspiration for my own stings. What kind of music you use between scenes isn't even that important, as long as you have something engaging and exciting that will help your audience understand that "the previous scene is now over, welcome to the new one!"
00:12
Slow blues in 6/8. Tasty. This is what you'd expect when searching for "blues".
02:33
1950's era simple rock with tremolo lead guitar and vibraphone. Almost surf music.
02:46
Guitar, harmonica, piano 12 bar blues in D. All content requiring blues - here you have blues..
01:55
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