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Hey Jude recomposition by JOSEPH FERRANTE (extreme guitar)
posted at April 25, 2012 4:01 PM EDT
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Posts: 5
First: April 25, 2012 Last: February 9, 2013 |
On top of an obstinate percussive tempo softened by a romantic bachata rhythm, we hear the sometimes sweet and sometimes savage expressions of the guitar telling us a story... The owners of the copyright for the original Hey Jude (Sony Music Publishers) were so delighted by this recomposition that granted Joseph Ferrante a publishing agreement for it, thus allowing him to restructure the song. It is important to notice that on very few occasions copyright owners have granted a permission to alter a song protected by them. Concerning this Hey Jude of Joseph Ferrante, Richard Dunn of BBC World service commented: ¨I must say I found it a very original and quite virtuoso arrangement¨. Sam Winwood of Sony Entertainment (UK) Limited said: ¨I was really impressed with the quality of the performance and your new arrangement¨. Andy Turner of London Capital Radio went on to say: ¨I found it a very interesting arrangement¨. For a 40 seconds preview of the song go to: http://ferrrantemusic5.byethost13.com You will only listen to the first part of the song. The most thrilling part of the song, the last part, is not heard on this preview. |