How do you find a song that you don't know the name to?
Here are a few things to consider:Try and remember as many lines of the lyrics of the song as you can and then put it into Google. This has saved me a lot of times.If you have an IPhone, you can ask Siri ‘what song is this’ and she will listen for a few seconds and they give you the name of the song, and an iTunes link. This feature uses Shazam, which is an app by itself for Apple and Android, which will do the exact same thing as Siri.Carefully listen to the radio (I'm assuming you heard this on a radio or something) and see if the host tells you what that song was or who this artist was. That should lead you in the right direction.If you vaguely remover the tune, go and ask your friends! It would be quite likely that they would have heard this song too and hum them the tune. I don't know, it might work.
Looking for a music-genre-name, sad and slow songs, E.g.?
Hi! I'm looking desperately for the name of a certain music-genre I like so much, but i have no clue. I can only give you a few songs, for instance "Colorblind" by the Counting Crows or "Everything" by Lifehouse. It's not rock(y), mostly guitar or piano. I'd be glad, if you helped me!
Help, i'm looking for a song? (10 POINTS)?
Lots of people want to know... These are supposedly the lyrics (I don't know if they're 100% correct, as I don't know Spanish): Quiero que me dejes tu cuerpo al ritmo de mi cancion, dale movimiento a fuego lento quiero sentir la emocion. Dale de vuelta sin parar, dale a fuego lento niña Someone has suggested that it is a Reggaeton type song, but no one has appeared to have found the title (despite some leads) -- http://www.trouvetamusique.com/modules/c... http://www.trouvetamusique.com/modules/c... http://www.trouvetamusique.com/modules/c... http://forum.reggaetonline.net/archive/index.php/t-24412.html http://www.rrrmusic.com/reggeaton/ http://www.reverbnation.com/page_object/page_object_bio/label_10484 -- there MIGHT be a good lead here, but I don't envy all the additional work you'll probably need to do. This link suggests that Fuego Lento did a song for the episode, but no song title -- http://www.reverbnation.com/label/miyiazmusicpublishing -- click 'See Full Bio' I'm not certain who or what Beat Queen is within the 'See Full Bio' link. At this point, my guess is that it is an unsigned band that recorded for a Production Music company, though MiYiaz Music Publishing might be the people you'd need to contact to find out the song title. At the very least, I'd start there. There was a promising MySpace link, but it is no longer active... Someone suggested the artist is either 'Karel' or 'Karel y Voltio', but you're going to need to search out song samples. There are some on allmusic.com. **************************************... You may want to review all of the above links, as I didn't check all of the noted songs. If you do find it, for the sake of all of those individuals looking for the song title: PLEASE note the song title in any revisions of your question. Or better yet, post the song title (and a link confirming the song) on ALL 10+ links I've provided in my answer. Yes, you would have to sign up for a variety of websites to post the artist/song title on those forums, but you would certainly make someone's day!
Does anyone know the name of this song?
I think it is a led Zeppelin song but im not certain, the singer sais a few lines and then the instruments play for about 7 seconds and he repeats doing that a few times. i think some of the lyrics go like, mama gonna shake and groove gonna make you dance gonna make you move. not sure if thats right but its something like that.
Who is the artist and/or what's the title of this song?
Hi! I am looking for the name of a song that I heard a while back (in 1998-99). All I remember is "doo wap dum wap dum di didy doo there she goes walking down the street". I think the band is from Charlotte, NC, but I am not sure. Help, please! I'd love to listen to it again, but first I need to know who sings it, or what it's called. Thanks!!
Beatles songs with harmonica in them- Need the names...?
There is one Beatles song in particular that I am looking for that has heavy harmonica in it... it's NOT "Love Me Do"... there's another one that is very upbeat that my dad used to play along with on his harmonica. The only words that come to mind... one of the sentences start out... "I never realized what a..." sorry don't know the rest... I know other words are... hey hey hey... hey hey hey (lol) and then the harmonica kicks off again... I've tried googling and I just can't find it... Thanks!!
On Sirius Satellite Radio, how does one find out the artist and title of a song that is playing at any given moment?
It’s understood that we will never be able to track out the artist who’s singing that song that we keep on loving every now and then whenever we listen to the radio because the DJ suddenly plays that, and they only occasionally say the title and author of the song. Gladly, there are some tools that are really good for you to use if you ever want to find out who that artist may be, or if you want to learn more about that certain type of song.There are lots of people who are finding ways in order to figure out that very song or artist whenever they are listening to radios, and gladly, there are some people who have decided to make some nice tools online for you to find those all out in a real-time basis. This tool was made for the very purpose of resolving your concerns regarding about your concerns whenever you want to put that song in your playlist.All you need to do is to search for sites that are known to be capable of recording songs and radio playlists that are being used in that actual time. In that way, you will be able to find out what that DJ is playing so that you can use Youtube or any other site there for you to listen to that lovely tune over and over again.There are lots of people who are trying to search for the best sites that can help them, and lots of results such as www.XMFan.com and www.dogstarradio.com are available for you to check out.Here’s an interesting fact about how people record and play music in the old days: Cassette tape, the other analog format