Reply With Quote.......Captain Beefheart." A rather obscure, eclectic reference.
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Blues or rock music name rhyming with "Mozart"?
I want to come up with an informal and fun tag line for a community radio I listen to.
Station programing features blues, celtic, world music styles, plus a bunch of other stuff, as well as opera!
So, I would like to work a rhyme for this start:
"From Mozart to ______, you're never far from...."
Easily identifiable blues or rock performer or band name that would rhyme with "Mozart"..?
Other; Speaking of Mozart, he was not very handsome, rather short, and compensated by wearing over-fanciful attire, and being often bluntly hypercritical of others. (Source: Will Durant, the historian - I scored the 11-volume series at an estate sale!)
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.......Captain Beefheart." A rather obscure, eclectic reference.
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How about "Blowfart"?
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+1Originally Posted by piebaldpython
"From Mozart to Beefheart" is perfect for an eclectic community radio station.
"I happen to have perfect situational awareness, Lana. Which cannot be taught, by the way. Like a poet's ... mind for ... to make the perfect words." - Sterling Archer
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How about the sublime to the ridiculous? Highbrow to lowbrow.
From Mozart to Walmart.......
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"From Bach to Rock"
"From Ludwig von Beethoven to Camper van Beethoven"
"From Mozart to low art"
"From Blue Danube to Blue Hawaii"
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From Valco to Falco
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From Mozart to Sebastian Bach!
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If you go with just the first letter you can do:
"Mozart to Mancini"
"Mozart to Metallica"
I like "Paganini to Mancini"
Guitars: Epiphone Les Paul Ultra; pretty red Squier Acoustic;
Amps: Vox VT30;
Pedals: Dunlop Fuzz Face; Dunlop Crybaby Wah
My kids have: Squier Affinity Stratocaster MII; Fender G-DEC; Squire Acoustic; Jay Turser Strat-copy, Roland Cube amp
"I am a sworn enemy of the saccharine, and a believer in grace over karma." Bono 2001
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I may end up splitting the rhyme in two parts, as in the example below:
From Placido Domingo to Cafe Mondo (one of the shows)
... You are never far form WOMR
That opens up more possibilities, even though Mozart was a keeper.
Say... many of you write your own lyrics...?
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