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Of course just throwing those databases into one pot would only be slightly better than the sum of the parts, if it stopped there. But in doing so, it's logical to also take the next step and offer other services:
Also check this page for more info about how Chords & Tabulature are integrated into It's All One Song!.
This is just the beginning. Stay tuned...
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To enter It's All One Song! with a particular index loaded, use one of these URLs:
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Examples of Criteria 3: The Last Waltz (his Helpless is NOT a duplicate) and Seven Gates (he's the lead performer of Greensleeves on it).
Examples that do NOT meet Criteria 3: Strawberry Statement Soundtrack (all Neil songs on it are duplicates of ones from Neil's albums), The Way In A Manger (Neil just sings backup) and the The Unplugged Collection (Neil's Like A Hurricane is a duplicate of that on his own Unplugged album).
This restriction on the third criteria is important because there are lots of compilations being put together that include duplicates of Neilworks songs. (There are even Neil songs on those Time-Life box sets.) Those albums would really clutter up lists here, without adding any new performances to the canon.
Eventually a list of all known "non-Neilworks" albums with Neil songs on them will be made available here. But those albums will NOT be included in any Neilworks album searches or lists that you request (i.e., they'll only display in their own seperate list).
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Messed up, mis-heard lyrics have a semi-official name: Mondegreens.The term was coined in a 1954 Atlantic article by Sylvia Wright, in which Ms. Wright recalled hearing a folk song that went "They had slain the Earl of Morray and Lady Mondegreen." Actually, no one else was slain with the Earl of Morray, they had "laid him on the green." Thus, the Mondegreen was born.Neil-mondegreens...
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