Story Behind The Song
									As a result of having not changing the strings on one of my acoustic guitars for over 4 years, the low E string was dulled to a point where it no longer rang out but still had a nice definitive tone and stayed in tune. This allowed me to play rhythmic two string riffs on the Low E and A string without the E getting to much in the way of the sound but still allowing the harmony to be heard and felt. One of the riffs had a definitive Cowboy Western music sound and feel which I really enjoyed and inspired me to start working out drum and percussion parts to compliment the simple rhythmic guitar part. After the drums and percussion were added I thought some slide guitar, tremelo guitars and horns might be nice to give it a more "spaghetti western" feel. When it finally all came together, "Jazz Song Of Another Kind" was born.
																
																	Song Description
									"Spaghetti Western" meets "James Bond Film"; a dark and desolate instrumental featuring guitars, horns, and percussion with hints of anticipation and suspense, perfect for TV or Film with Western or Spy themes.
								 								
								
								
									
										
											
											
																							| Song Length | 
												3:43 | 
																								Genre | 
												Country - Cowboy, Country - Americana | 
																									
																								| Tempo | 
												Medium Slow (91 - 110) | 
																								Lead Vocal | 
												Instrumental | 
																									
																								| Mood | 
												 Anxious,  Troubled | 
																								Subject | 
												 Cowboy,  Justice | 
																									
																								| Similar Artists | 
												Ennio Morricone, Berto Pisano | 
																								Era | 
												2000 and later |