Speedsquare on WNCW - "Be Cool"
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ian-this is tight... what were you doing in the studio B for this?
May 19 should be fun..
Benjo
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This is such a killer track! I wish more people would view it.
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You may be right. But now that I listen more closely it seems it may be in 16/8 in the verse/chorus before changing to 4/4 in the organ instrumental and then reverting back to 16/8 for the final licks out. Either way it's an awesome cut. Thanks for posting!!!
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What time signature would you call that? Cool...
millerman31564 4 years ago
I'm pretty sure you can count it in 4/4 and it will come out even. 4/4 is the same as eight 8th notes. So if you want to get meticulous about it, it is two bars of 8/8 divided like this: 10/8 + 6/8.
7bandzatatime 4 years ago