What is the Wagon Wheel method of songwriting???

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Permalink Reply by Crazy About Music :) on November 7, 2009 at 2:06pm

Awesome J.C !!! Sharing your song writing experience is absolutely fabulous ! Your support and encouragement of musicians is very much appreciated and I'm certain many will benefit. You are a very kind, giving person :)

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Permalink Reply by Linda J on November 8, 2009 at 12:20am

That makes a lot of sense and keeps things from becoming random. Thanks for sharing your expertise here on the site. It is very helpful and insightful.

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Permalink Reply by J.C. Phillips on November 10, 2009 at 2:28am

No problem. I know for a fact that you can`t keep it unless you give it away. A number of very wise men taught me that.

Linda J said:

That makes a lot of sense and keeps things from becoming random. Thanks for sharing your expertise here on the site. It is very helpful and insightful.

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Permalink Reply by fist bangin' mania on November 16, 2009 at 12:47am

That's cool man...I think I'm an amateur song writer though, from what you wrote. Because I kinda liked the first one, and when I write lyrics, I actually like to kind of mess with people...you know...kind of make them figure it out. I would think that if the music's good enough, that they would spend more time trying to understand what the writer meant, and also maybe inspire them to take it their own way. I didn't know that was called the train method nor have I even heard of the wagon wheel method. I'll keep that in mind and any more songwriting advice would be appreciated.

Thanx

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Permalink Reply by Angie Davis on January 22, 2010 at 10:13am

I really like the way your expressed this concept. I tend to write this way most all the time, but never quite knew how to describe it!

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Permalink Reply by ANGELA WARNER as ChocolateHilton on February 1, 2010 at 6:24pm

Yes Sir!

thank you

Angela

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