The Doors' guitarist pens his take on the band's turbulent history, his friendship with Jim Morrison, their musical legacy and his own journey and struggles.
for this decision. they reached the decision in less than an hour. and that is a lot of testimony to parse through. but i m surprised that they came to this conclusion because the 2010 will was very different than the 2014 will. the 2014 will was locked away. it was much longer. and was much more detailed. it was notarized. and it contained protective things in there including, in a, requiring that some of her children actually take business courses before they are able to collect. now the 2014 will in stark contrast, it was in the sofa. it had the smiley face. it did not have the formality. it was not under arrest and then you just look at the overall context of the fact that she went to some lengths to protect her assets and she is aretha franklin. she is very wealthy and it does not make any sense that she would shove this piece of paper that was so important in the couch if it were in fact her last will and testament. mike: exhibit c, playing guitar with aretha franklin
Lately, I find myself writing melodies over the 1–b3–b7–B6 [Editor’ Note: Am7-Cmaj7-G7-Fmaj7] progression in a minor mode with all diatonic seventh chords. The voice leading within the chords is super smooth and I can write melodies of a few different moods over the same chords.