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Title: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: John on July 11, 2008, 09:05:25 PM Quick question which requires a quick answer:
Having tracked down an alternate take of All This Is That on a certain CD which shares that name, I have to ask: Is that Bruce doing Carl's falsetto "Jai guru Dev" at the end? Anyone know? Is this the most we have on record of Bruce contributing to CATP if so? Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: Jay on July 11, 2008, 09:11:25 PM If the recording you are refering to is the recording I'm thinking of, the falsetto voice is Matt Jardine. It was taken at a soundcheck prior to a concert in 1993.
Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: MBE on July 11, 2008, 09:26:21 PM Jay just beat me too it!
Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: Jay on July 11, 2008, 09:38:19 PM Jay just beat me too it! Great minds think alike! ;DTitle: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: Andrew G. Doe on July 12, 2008, 12:09:45 AM If the recording you are refering to is the recording I'm thinking of, the falsetto voice is Matt Jardine. It was taken at a soundcheck prior to a concert in 1993. Not a sound check, but a rehearsal session at Red Barn for the 1993 box set tour - hence Mike's absence on "Add Some Music" from the same tape. Had this confirmed to me by Bruce. The whole tape is just astonishing. Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: MBE on July 12, 2008, 12:54:22 AM Oh yeah I think I have that somewhere.
Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: John on July 13, 2008, 05:50:21 AM Thanks. They've mislabeled it then.
Silly bootleggers. Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: Aegir on July 13, 2008, 10:31:54 AM You really thought that was from the CATP sessions? Their voices sound so mature and that's such a 90s keyboard sound.
Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: Sheriff John Stone on July 13, 2008, 10:42:47 AM Not a sound check, but a rehearsal session at Red Barn for the 1993 box set tour... Somebody bootlegged a recording out of Al's own studio? Is nothing sacred.... Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: Andrew G. Doe on July 13, 2008, 11:20:49 AM Not a sound check, but a rehearsal session at Red Barn for the 1993 box set tour... Somebody bootlegged a recording out of Al's own studio? Is nothing sacred.... There's a persuasive theory as to who did it and why... the quality on the boots is so good because it was a DAT copy of the DAT original. :) Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: the captain on July 13, 2008, 11:25:52 AM There's a persuasive theory as to who did it and why... the quality on the boots is so good because it was a DAT copy of the DAT original. :) Here are my two guesses: 1) attempt to recruit Brian into the tour by showing him the sort of material they were doing, or 2) material for use on a potential live album (in case actual concert recordings needed some help). Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: Sheriff John Stone on July 13, 2008, 12:18:37 PM There's a persuasive theory as to who did it and why... the quality on the boots is so good because it was a DAT copy of the DAT original. :) Here are my two guesses: 1) attempt to recruit Brian into the tour by showing him the sort of material they were doing, or 2) material for use on a potential live album (in case actual concert recordings needed some help). 1) Brian didn't give a hoot, and, 2) Very interesting; you're not insinuating that the Beach Boys would overdub a live recording in the studio?:police: Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: John on July 13, 2008, 12:23:31 PM You really thought that was from the CATP sessions? Their voices sound so mature and that's such a 90s keyboard sound. Eh, I've only heard it once, and it was on the computer whilst I was browsing here; it was only the un-Carlness of the fade that perked up my ears. Title: Re: All This Is That (Alternate Take) Post by: the captain on July 13, 2008, 12:32:50 PM 2) Very interesting; you're not insinuating that the Beach Boys would overdub a live recording in the studio?:police: Never! Nobody in the history of pop would dare do such a thing! |