Strange Sounds Heard At The Beginning Of The Song
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Dave
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"Son of a Gun!!!!!!" -- Carly Simon says at the beginning of "You're So Vain"...
And I think it must be truly the end before you hear Mick Jagger on the final chorus... (I've heard about him singing w/ Carly, but I thought it was really at the very end or approximately that you hear him!)
Dave
And I think it must be truly the end before you hear Mick Jagger on the final chorus... (I've heard about him singing w/ Carly, but I thought it was really at the very end or approximately that you hear him!)
Dave
Dave
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While it's obvious at the end of Led Zeppelin's "The Crunge" someone (I think John Bonham) asks: "Have You Seen The Bridge?" and "WHERE'S THAT CONFOUNDED BRIDGE?", in response to Robert Plant ending the song, w/ repeated versus of "Excuse me...", "Oh, will you excuse me?", "Have you seen the bridge?", "I'm just trying to find the bridge?", "Please!" "Excuse me...!", "Have you seen the bridge?", at the beginning of the song, the engineer, Eddie Kramer says: " Are you ready to rock?" to John Bonham...
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Everything you wanted to know about "SIX"!!!! (Or, maybe it's "Sex"?)... --Billy Cobham w/ guitarist Tommy Bolin laughing in response... The dialog which cues off "Quadrant 4" giving rise to a "Baup!" from Bolin's guitar at the beginning of Cobham's Spectrum album...
Too bad the early CD issues (which I once had a copy of) omit that & just break into the song...
Though later ones may have corrected that, but by now I've got some better playing vinyl...
Dave
Too bad the early CD issues (which I once had a copy of) omit that & just break into the song...
Though later ones may have corrected that, but by now I've got some better playing vinyl...
Dave
Steven J. Gross
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There were a bunch of strange sounds at the beginning of Herb Alpert's "Keep Your Eye On Me"...
Dave
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Quicksilver Mesenger Service Just For Love: a few members are credited w/ handguns (.44 Magnum) & found out on what song: "Freeway Flyer", on which they're fired off after a few "false starts" of the song... Disappointing album, as along w/ "Fresh Air" (which I'd had on a cassette copy of Anthology) there was not much it had to offer... Though the "Bob Dylan" economium (sp?) "The Hat"was pretty interesting & I liked "Cobra", too...
I bought this record at a record show along w/ a Quadrophonic copy of Mahavishnu John McLaughlin & Devadip Carlos Santana's Love, Devotion & Surrender...
Dave
I bought this record at a record show along w/ a Quadrophonic copy of Mahavishnu John McLaughlin & Devadip Carlos Santana's Love, Devotion & Surrender...
Dave
Dave
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Tony Levin's bass guitar solo at the beginning of "I Wanna Be Where You Are" (song by Leon Ware & Arthur Ross--Diana's late-brother, of which Ware only spent about minute on his own version, maybe 'cause of the copies made by others)...
Unfortunately, it's shortened on the '45', so the single is not as fun as the version on the LP...
-- Dave
Unfortunately, it's shortened on the '45', so the single is not as fun as the version on the LP...
-- Dave
Dave
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Like "A Taste Of Honey", "Yesterday" (by the Beatles, copied by myriad others) seems to also be hard to start...
Various "intros", from a strumming guitar on the original, to mallets, vibes, percussion, string improvisions, and other effects cue off the beginning of mostly instrumental versions of this song, ranging from versions heard by everyone from Terry Baxter, to Wes Montgomery, to Gabor Szabo & many others....
-- Dave
Various "intros", from a strumming guitar on the original, to mallets, vibes, percussion, string improvisions, and other effects cue off the beginning of mostly instrumental versions of this song, ranging from versions heard by everyone from Terry Baxter, to Wes Montgomery, to Gabor Szabo & many others....
-- Dave
Dave
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Tony Levin's bass guitar solo at the beginning of "I Wanna Be Where You Are" (song by Leon Ware & Arthur Ross--of which Ware only spent about minute on his own version, maybe 'cause of the copies of that song, made by others)...
Unfortunately, it's shortened on the '45', so the single is not as fun as the version on the LP...
-- Dave
--Melissa Manchester's version is what I'm referring to--can't believe I forgot to mention it, originally!
John Buck Wilkin's In Search Of Food, Clothing, Shelter & Sex: At the beginning of a guitar-strumming instrumental of "Long Black Veil" (which his mother, MariJohn Wilkin, wrote) as part of a medley w/ another song "Nashville Sun", he says "I wanna say "thank you" to (bassist/producer, originally of Muscle Shoals) Norbert Putnam & Jerry Kennedy, and everyone back home, and--, then stops, but then someone in the background says "mom & dad", of which he repeats "my mom & dad"..."... Some other voices of "studio banter" are also heard...
-- Dave
Dave
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Think this one is really at the BEGINNING, but it really is the END! And that is:
It's the droning organ at the beginning of Blood, Sweat & Tears 'Morning Glory' (a Tim Buckley song) on the 1st LP, Child Is Father To Man, which you would later hear again at the end of 'You've Made Me So Very Happy', on their 2nd album...
-- Dave
It's the droning organ at the beginning of Blood, Sweat & Tears 'Morning Glory' (a Tim Buckley song) on the 1st LP, Child Is Father To Man, which you would later hear again at the end of 'You've Made Me So Very Happy', on their 2nd album...
-- Dave
Steven J. Gross
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One of the greatest albums of all time, imho...
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