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And just because you write a bass line for a song, as in the example someone gave above, does NOT make you entitled to a songwriting credit. If that were the case Waddy would be cowriter of all Stevie's songs for his original guitar parts. You have to have contributed substantially to the song basics-- chord progression, lyrics, melody to be a writer. Of course if someone wants to be generous and give writing credits to everyone they could.. but then in Stevie's case every song would have a million co-writers. When you are hired as a musician that's what you are hired to do-- to add an original part to the arrangement i.e. taking the chord progression of the writer and putting your twist to it. |
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