(11) Wherever I Go (feat Ruth Moody) (6:24)

[TheTimeWasWrong]

I have a question about this song,  just want to know if anybody knows who's the saxophonist playing? Thanks. Can it be Chris White? Anyway I find this duet very awesome, Ruth Moody's voice is matching nicely with MK's!!!!

Nigel Hitchcock

[Marijo58]

I have a question about this song,  just want to know if anybody knows who's the saxophonist playing? Thanks. Can it be Chris White? Anyway I find this duet very awesome, Ruth Moody's voice is matching nicely with MK's!!!!

Nigel Hitchcock

Thanks for the info TheTimeWasWrong!! I should have guessed but didn't remember his name.

[nando_5994]

HI.
long time reading you guys and now also writing in here.

This is one of the best songs put together by MK. RM singing is great and the frinal result is fantastic.

Bet with you, this one, is going to turn one of the best songs for most of you.

[foma]

If you have already transcribed the tablature & or are able willing to do it for Marks previous albums we should (time permitting) be able to repeat the same format for each album.....?
A good starting point might be the two albums which are currently featured in the [Previous Albums] section, being, Privateering (2012) and Get Lucky (2010)?

 

I'm completely ready! Looking forward to revisit my old chords, because they are full of mistakes although still playable. Now my ears are much better

[foma]

By the way, Talenthouse posted [looking like official] lyrics for the song here:

https://res.cloudinary.com/talenthouse/image/upload/v1/invites/ehz3l5ehpyykkns4uu1k.pdf

[LoveExpresso]

They’re looking to close up in here
They’re pulling down the blinds
But they’ll let you stay awhile
They’re not going to mind
Now I’ve got to leave you, brother
So this round’s mine
Here’s looking at you, anyhow
You can go on and have another
They won’t call time
I’m going to say my goodbyes now

The key for understanding seems to be somewhere in these lines. Who are they? Where does the scenery take place? A bar? A Hotel?
And the word "brother" is strange to me in case it would be a story of love, or just about a couple?
Are the two narrators separated by miles and everyone sings to the other one so to say, or are they meeting in this place, a short meeting after long times of being separated and have to leave again soon? I first and until now strongest first impression is another variation of "Beyond My Wildest Dreams", a trucker, meeting his wife for one night at a crossroads?

LE

[surferboy]

Are the two narrators separated by miles and everyone sings to the other one

LE that's a wonderful idea to approach this song!

[shangri la 1]

PM me if you wish  to see another interpretation of this track. 
 

[pete_w]

This tune reminds me quite a bit of Guy's Inamorata, especially Mark's playing:

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[Dutchessy]

This tune reminds me quite a bit of Guy's Inamorata, especially Mark's playing:

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Yep, i said the same in an other topic before. So you are not the only one who thinks it's a bit equal 

[pete_w]

That's right. I think Guy's mark on this album will be quite obvious.

[schmonka]

This track ticks many many boxes.....gorgeous melody......yummy guitar and Ruth's voice - could you have a more contemplative song?  Im not totally sold on the sax at this stage....but its a solid 8.5/10.....

[Marikablue]

This track ticks many many boxes.....gorgeous melody......yummy guitar and Ruth's voice - could you have a more contemplative song?  Im not totally sold on the sax at this stage....but its a solid 8.5/10.....

I'm in love with this song......best track on the album.......it's nearly at the same level as my all time MK-solo favorite " Are We In Trouble Now " 

[dustyvalentino]

Cheesy 80s sax spoils this for me sounds like smooth jazz or something.

[LoveExpresso]

Exactly. Skipper for me. Never heard it since the album is out.

LE