Difference between revisions of "Donald Woods"
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− | + | <blockquote>The songs of that period were locked into a choice of three formula/flavors: I-VI-IV-V ("[[Earth Angel]]"), or I-II-I-II ("[[Nite Owl]]"), or I-IV-V ("[[Louie Louie]]"). Very seldom would you hear a III chord or a flat VII chord -- or hear someone going from I to flat VII. There were only a few examples of that type of harmonic deviation during the fifties -- the best one being "[[This Paradise]]" by [[Donald Woods|Donald Woods and the Bel-Aires]] on Flip -- so our chord progressions were not exactly part of that tradition.</blockquote> | |
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− | [[Category:The Real Frank Zappa Book (The List)]] | + | [[Donald Woods]] originally recorded as a [[The Medallions|Medallion]] with [[Vernon Greene]]. He split from [[Vernon Greene|Green]] taking several Medallions with him to form [[The Bel-Aires]]; who were also known as the Vel-Aires when backing [[Donald Woods|Woods]]. |
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+ | Recorded [https://www.discogs.com/Donald-Woods-And-The-Vel-Aires-With-Ray-Johnson-Combo-Man-From-Utopia-Death-Of-An-Angel/release/1811852 Death Of An Angel/Man From Utopia] (Doris Woods-Donald Woods) - Donald Woods and The Vel-Aires with Ray Johnson Combo (Flip Records 45-306, 1955) | ||
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+ | [[Category:Freak Out! (The List)|Woods, Donald]] | ||
+ | [[Category:The Real Frank Zappa Book (The List)|Woods, Donald]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Doo-wop and R&B Artists|Woods, Donald]] |
Latest revision as of 12:59, 21 September 2021
The songs of that period were locked into a choice of three formula/flavors: I-VI-IV-V ("Earth Angel"), or I-II-I-II ("Nite Owl"), or I-IV-V ("Louie Louie"). Very seldom would you hear a III chord or a flat VII chord -- or hear someone going from I to flat VII. There were only a few examples of that type of harmonic deviation during the fifties -- the best one being "This Paradise" by Donald Woods and the Bel-Aires on Flip -- so our chord progressions were not exactly part of that tradition.
Donald Woods originally recorded as a Medallion with Vernon Greene. He split from Green taking several Medallions with him to form The Bel-Aires; who were also known as the Vel-Aires when backing Woods.
Recorded Death Of An Angel/Man From Utopia (Doris Woods-Donald Woods) - Donald Woods and The Vel-Aires with Ray Johnson Combo (Flip Records 45-306, 1955)