Talk:Simply Irresistible (song)

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Models

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Misreading Traut

While this claim [1] isn't exactly wrong it does misrepresent the cited source. Traut identified one or more of seven syncopation accent patterns in each of 150+ songs, then attempted to correlate accent patterns with "hooks". He finds a "<333322>" pattern in 32 songs, including "My Sharona" ("My-My-My-My-ah-woo!") and "Simply Irresistible" ("initiated by the drum solo ... immediately after the line, ‘But now I find her ...'") in which the pattern "create[s] a significant gesture just prior to the chorus."

However, in "Simply Irresistible" the "<333322>" pattern contributes a "secondary" hook: "[I]t seems plausible that two hooks are at work here. The song’s title [<233332>] is memorable with or without the drum passage [<333322>] ...". Furthermore, Traut finds the same "<333322>" pattern in hooks of ~~The Knack's~~ Cheap Trick's Dream Police and Hall & Oates' Did It in a Minute. He also finds the "<333322>" pattern in riffs, but not in riffs of either "Sharona" or "Irresistible". (At least, he doesn't include them as examples.)

In other words, I believe that revision misrepresents its cited source to make a melodic or lyrical association of "Sharona" with "Irresistible" by calling it something else. Yappy2bhere (talk) 06:33, 15 August 2021 (UTC)[reply]