Smibville usa

[DoWhat]

Hey there - this is the Smibville, USA girl, Patty Dorsch - thanks for listening to my song out there on the internet - Star 98.3 played it the other day - I'm going to the radio station next week to talk to T-Bone and Heather about the song and my cd, Perfectly Crazy, that I'm selling in the local music stores and bookstores. My website is www.somdcomputerguy.com/patty - please go to the site and sign my guestbook and tell me what you think. Thanks, Patty

Great job Patty.

 

[Shakezula]

I am so happy to hear everyone on here loves that song. I got it emailed to me and thought "oh no, if anyone local hears this, they are gonna be PISSED!!!"
I have some friends here who are seriously offended by the term "smib." I mean, come on... take a joke!
I give the song a

 

[willie]

I am so happy to hear everyone on here loves that song. I got it emailed to me and thought "oh no, if anyone local hears this, they are gonna be PISSED!!!"
I have some friends here who are seriously offended by the term "smib." I mean, come on... take a joke!
I give the song a

It's sort of like, you can call your sister a Ho but don't let anyone else do it.

 

[lkt]

"doesnt matter where ur from just as long as ur from here"! lol

 

[tipsymcgee]

The song may be catchy, but it simply should have had a few more lyrics. Too repetitive to really be considered a good song, it's more like a bad parody. Can you imagine how many more sales it would get if she had mentioned like five or six more local places?

 

[BernieP]

The song may be catchy, but it simply should have had a few more lyrics. Too repetitive to really be considered a good song, it's more like a bad parody. Can you imagine how many more sales it would get if she had mentioned like five or six more local places?

It's called a chorus (the repetive portion)
BTW, just heard it and thought it was a nice production, nice job Patty and Co.

 

[tipsymcgee]

[/QUOTE]It's called a chorus (the repetive portion)

Thank you, Mr. Music. But there should be words between the chorus, not music and then a repeat of the chorus again. I know it's called lengthening the song and it happens all the time, especially in country music.

 

[danceintherain]

They played the song at Dew Drop over the weekend.

 

[Tomcat]

Patty, It's on the juke box at the Hole in the Wall. Hope you don't mind, if there's a problem, let me know.
Tom