"Quite Wrong" genre: Smooth Jazz
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	A jazz/funk/soul song with two guitars, bass and electric piano. A little inspired from Miles Davis maybe.
	Credits: Written and performed by Anton Ulvfot
	Story Behind the Song The main riff of this song just came up once when I played the guitar by myself. The rest came a few weeks after, just by accident I guess. I recorded the instruments it as soon as it was finished. The bass is unfortunately midi as I don't own a bass. The electric piano was played on my Kawai K1 synthesizer. Everything recorded through a very bad microphone, so it's quite noisy. Last of all came the lyrics and vocals. Quickly written in half an hour or so... Lyrics She doesn't care about the weather Always turning on her smile Satin, denim, silk or leather She wears anything with style But if you think you are the one who turns her on, You are quite wrong. Everyone who sees her want to Take her out to dance all night She dances better than Madonna Follow her home and you just might... But if you think you are the one who turns her on, You are quite wrong.

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