Name: Bad Things Happen To Good People by Deadish
Duration: 4 min 46 s
Description: Again, produced by Al Steele. Yes, I listen to alot of Donald Fagen. I wrote this in the mid-nineties after reading High Fidelity by Nick Hornby (hence the vinyl sound at the beginning). My first go on a real analogue synth, too - think it was a Korg. Monophonic and went out of tune. Sounded brilliant!!

Great laid back feel - I can see the Fagen influence!

It also reminds me of some of Stings more obscure songs.   Really digging this.

I love Donald Fagen.I love this song.Beautiful, my kind of music.

Great song, great sounds, arrangement and vocals!

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This was a song originally demoed in 1982. There was then a version recorded as a co-write with Julian Tucker which featured Peter Cox from Go West on vocals.
This 2015 version is more how I originally envisaged it sounding, but didn't have the know how!
Featuring Paul Smith on drums, and Al Steele on all other instruments and vocals.

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Again, produced by Al Steele. Yes, I listen to alot of Donald Fagen. I wrote this in the mid-nineties after reading High Fidelity by Nick Hornby (hence the vinyl sound at the beginning). My first go on a real analogue synth, too - think it was a Korg. Monophonic and went out of tune. Sounded brilliant!!

Bad Things Happen To Good People

Deadish

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