I Always Make The Same Wish
A real Nashville country ballad - sentimental female vocals long for the return of her love over pleasant, bouncing piano chords and relaxed percussion.
Decades Vol 4: 1960s
411 UnderscoreRef. 4MG036
10 tracks28:46Released 27/03/2019
Take a trip back to the swingin' 1960s on the fourth installment of our "Decades" series. This album covers the popular genres and stylings of the time, taking you on a seamless musical journey through British Invasion, Bossa Nova, Motown, R&B, Folk, Surf Rock and Country - all made with the freshness and quality of today's sounds.
Composers
Phillip Christopher Williams (ASCAP) 100%Samuel C. Mizell (BMI) 25%Rebecca Miriam Mizell (SESAC) 25%Gregory M. Hagan (BMI) 25%Gabriel Bienvenido Bello (SESAC) 25%LaMarcus Jarrell Eldridge (BMI) 50%Frank A. Walton (BMI) 50%Matthew Burnette Heath (BMI) 100%LaMarcus Jarrell Eldridge (BMI) 34%Charisse Presley (BMI) 33%Randall Thomas (BMI) 33%Corby Gallegos (BMI) 50%Phillip Allan Ernst (BMI) 50%Randall Thomas (BMI) 50%
Songwriters and composers
Phillip Christopher WilliamsRebecca Miriam MizellGregory M. HaganSamuel C. MizellGabriel Bienvenido BelloFrank A. WaltonLaMarcus Jarrell EldridgeMatthew Burnette HeathCharisse PresleyRandall ThomasPhillip Allan ErnstCorby Gallegos
411 Underscore
tracks
Tears Are No More
A Bossa Nova groove fit for a smoky lounge - a relaxed shaker rhythm plays underneath sensual female vocals and solo saxophone and guitar.
Come On
The funky, feel-good vibes of the 60s are here - positive male vocals want you to achieve your dreams over bright, fun horns and upbeat, groovy percussion.
Just Wanna Get To Know You
The British are invading again with a fun, Merseybeat Sound - honest male vocals are sung over a happy stomp-clap rhythm and positive, twangy guitars.
Fairytale
Groovy and soulful female vocals float on top of a feel-good pop backing of piano chords and organ accents.
Point Doom
Fun, rip-roaring surf rock about a dangerous beach called Point Doom - classic male vocals and a mysterious lead guitar are played over quick, driving percussion.
We're Alone
The 60s protest-spirit is strong on this acoustic singer-songwriter tune featuring plain-spoken male vocals over a simple guitar melody.
Gypsy Arms
Psychedelic rock vibes are emitted courtesy of groovy male vocals sung over gritty electric guitars and upbeat, steady percussion.
Don't Make It Easy
Twinkling xylophone hits sparkle alongside tender male vocals and upbeat percussion, building into soaring, Baroque-style choruses.
Where You Are
Uplifting and anthemic, this Motown-style ballad is determined in its pursuit of love - positive male vocals over upbeat percussion and a feel-good piano melody.