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 Posted By: John on: 05/11/2010 07:30:28 EDTSubject: Alan ParsonsRE: The Who - I Can't Explain - 1965 |
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Jim wrote: In fact in the UK during the 60's, about the only thing Decca got right was signing the Rolling Stones. Ha! Pop music proved you don't have to be a great singer to be a success! Okay on the London-American and Decca gaining the wealth!! Never knew! Was fun to read when EMI purchased Capitol Records and had to call around the country asking if recording studios had any Capitol's material! I see now Capitol is now a LLC! Sad thing with these bigger labels, almost impossible to contact them! Plus, recording artists "please, no e-mail fan stuff", and I'm supposed to admire them? Anyway, supportive of my theory, most '70's recordings never had "Takes", just replace, add, build as you go. Notice no guitar solo or vocals... Thanks, Jim! Best,
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The Alan Parsons Project - I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You - 1977 |