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Title: Everything I Need - versions Post by: Lonely Summer on May 24, 2012, 02:46:57 PM A friend gave me a cassette years ago of Wilson/Paley sessions, and there are two versions of Everything I Need on there. One has Brian and Wendy, the other has Brian, Wendy, and Carnie. Does anyone hear have the background on these sessions? I know there's some talk about it on the Brian Wilson as auteur thread, but I wanted to address this subject specifically. There's also a piano instrumental I don't recognize, and a version of Your Imagination with someone singing wordless vocals on the verses. I have no idea who that voice is, maybe Joe Thomas?
Title: Re: Everything I Need - versions Post by: 37!ws on May 31, 2012, 08:55:18 AM Dunno about that one, but I do know that Jeff Foskett recorded a version for Twelve and Twelve, duetting with Brian.
Heh...at a gathering of BB fans, I actually heard this conversation: GUY #1: I heard "Everything I Need" in such'n'such a store the other day. GUY #2: Really? Bootleg or non-bootleg version? GUY #1: Non-bootleg. GUY #2: Wilsons version or Foskett version? GUY #1: Wilsons version. Heh... Title: Re: Everything I Need - versions Post by: southbay on May 31, 2012, 11:00:29 AM Dunno about that one, but I do know that Jeff Foskett recorded a version for Twelve and Twelve, duetting with Brian. Heh...at a gathering of BB fans, I actually heard this conversation: GUY #1: I heard "Everything I Need" in such'n'such a store the other day. GUY #2: Really? Bootleg or non-bootleg version? GUY #1: Non-bootleg. GUY #2: Wilsons version or Foskett version? GUY #1: Wilsons version. Heh... What is so strange about that conversation? Title: Re: Everything I Need - versions Post by: Runaways on May 31, 2012, 11:32:55 AM Dunno about that one, but I do know that Jeff Foskett recorded a version for Twelve and Twelve, duetting with Brian. Heh...at a gathering of BB fans, I actually heard this conversation: GUY #1: I heard "Everything I Need" in such'n'such a store the other day. GUY #2: Really? Bootleg or non-bootleg version? GUY #1: Non-bootleg. GUY #2: Wilsons version or Foskett version? GUY #1: Wilsons version. Heh... What is so strange about that conversation? How saying I heard blah blah song could mean four things Title: Re: Everything I Need - versions Post by: southbay on May 31, 2012, 12:13:01 PM oh, I see. I guess I am so used to such possibilities it didn't even seem weird...
Title: Re: Everything I Need - versions Post by: Rocky Raccoon on May 31, 2012, 01:09:38 PM The Foskett version is the best one in my opinion.
Title: Re: Everything I Need - versions Post by: 37!ws on May 31, 2012, 02:29:36 PM Who ever said it was strange?
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