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“Sometimes the closeness of two musicians within a band is what makes the band capable of moving beyond normal limits.”

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“But the sound of closeness—two or more musicians, or musical elements, acting in the purest coordination—tends to escape us because we can’t see it.”

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P!nk - Just Give Me A Reason ft. Nate Ruess

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THE ROLLING STONES /// 9. Loving Cup - (Exile On Main Street) - (1972)

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Artist: The Rolling Stones Album: Exile On Main Street (1972) Track: 9 I'm the man on the mountain, come on up. I'm the plowman in the valley with a face full of mud. Yes, I'm fumbling and I know my car don't start. Yes, I'm stumbling and I know I play a bad guitar.

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Closeness, in music, is whenever two or more people or two or more sounds are put together in perfection. I agree with Ratliff's idea of closeness. How it takes a while to establish closeness and whenever you have that feeling, you feel great inside. Having someone that is close with you is something that can not be replaced and if you can get that feeling from somewhere outside of that person, that is amazing. A song from Ratliff's playlist that provides closeness is Loving Cup by The Rolling Stones is a good example of closeness by putting together multiple musical instruments and multiple voices together and providing that closeness for people. A song outside of Ratliff's Playlist that provides closeness in Give me a Reason by P!nk and Nate Ruess provides that closeness by singing alone at first and then towards the end they come together and have great coordination and put their voices together well.