How does repetition build tension in a thrill song?

"O What a Thrill" is a song written by Jesse Winchester. It was originally recorded by James House for his 1989 self-titled debut album. I have pipe organ recordings marked "Explicit" even though there are no lyrics involved. I suspect that it's purely because "organ" is a word that triggers the ... Dec 16, 2016 ... Finding the Song that Speaks to You. Christy: My name is Christy Nockels and I'm a wife, of Nathan Nockels, and a mother of three amazing ... Jul 1, 2011 ... I personally think it's about sex, drugs, dealers... a bit of everything really. But we won't know for sure until Bon's notebook turns up. Nov 15, 2012 ... This brand new video for the song "The Thrill," by the R&B singer Miguel. This song and the others on his recent album, Kaleidoscope Dream, are magnetic, full ... Jul 15, 2022 ... Each verse begins with the Shakespearian refrain, "DIARRHEA! UH-UH! DIARRHEA! UH-UH!" Following this powerful chant, well, you get to create any variety of ... Dec 6, 2024 ... What a thrill to hear the remix of our song Forgive Me that my friend Donna Summer recorded 40 years ago. It was from our Grammy & Dove ... What a Thrill! Back Cover · STREAM / BUY. Composer(s): Blackwell, Otis; Brown ... Song For My Mother, 04:40. Total Playing Time: 53:01. More. Product Not ... Apr 15, 2024 ... Another silly song to end an album, Throw Back the Little Ones, is slightly more structured and enjoyable than Can't Buy a Thrill counterpart. "The Thrill Is Gone" is a 1969 slow minor-key blues song written by West coast blues musician Roy Hawkins and Rick Darnell in 1951.