AlbumEccentric Ensembles
Track 2317/102Ticket Tango 7 (Sting)
David Tobin (PRS/BMI) | Jeff Meegan (BMI) | Jason Pedder (PRS) From the album Eccentric EnsemblesQuirky string chords with bass & percussion alternative ending sting
Cue Sheet Info
Artists & ComposersDavid TobinPRS/BMI: 00438170166, 34%Jeff MeeganBMI: 00240211530, 50%Jason PedderPRS: 00448424740, 16%
PublishersAudio Network Rights LimitedPRS: 01159006470, 100%
ISWCT9171010665
ISRCGB-FFM-15-97797
Label Code27831
Release Year2015
Musical Features
KeyEm
Metre4/4
Tempo135 BPM
Tempo notesFast
FactoidThe tango became popular due to a shortage of women. In 1914 there were 100,000 more men than women in Argentina.
One main track with multiple mixes. Download all 9 mixes of this track.
Ticket Tango2317/10Quirky strings with bass, glockenspiel, melodica & percussion2:34135 BPM- Ticket Tango 22317/97Quirky strings. No bass, glockenspiel, melodica or percussion1:25135 BPM
- Ticket Tango 3 (60)2317/98Quirky strings with bass, glockenspiel, melodica & percussion1:00135 BPM
- Ticket Tango 42317/99Quirky strings with melodica, claps & light perc. No bass or glock0:35135 BPM
- Ticket Tango 52317/100Quirky strings with melodica, bass & light perc. No glock0:33135 BPM
- Ticket Tango 6 (30)2317/101Quirky strings with bass, glockenspiel, melodica & percussion0:30135 BPM
- Ticket Tango 7 (Sting)2317/102Quirky string chords with bass & percussion alternative ending sting0:09135 BPM
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- Ticket Tango 9 (Sting)2317/104Gentle glock & pizzicato strings sting0:04135 BPM