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Heard a Female sounding vocal over the backing track to "Back Street" yesterday. (99% sure it was the original band track, not a cover)

Seemed a tad speeded up

 

new to me, can anybody throw light on this please?

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14 minutes ago, Owd Codger said:

Heard a Female sounding vocal over the backing track to "Back Street" yesterday. (99% sure it was the original band track, not a cover)

Seemed a tad speeded up

 

new to me, can anybody throw light on this please?

sounding like it may be just a pitched up version of the original

where did you here it?

thats usually a key factor

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No....it was a female vocal I think.....different lyrics altogether.

Played a Prestwich Conservative Club , Manchester yesterday by a guest female DJ who did a nice spot. I think it was her who played " Change what you can" Marvin Gaye.....record of the day for me. 

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my impression was that it was the original backing track, different vocal.....BUT didn't sound an authentic Ric Tic Detroit 60s sounding track.

i.e. a vocal has been dubbed on it.

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I've never heard a female version, either has to be one that has had a vocal overdubbed or the Edwin vocal messed about with, the pitch changed.

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My impression was that it is a dubbed vocal....female...different lyrics ....and perhaps sped up.

And the volume seemed muted...i.e. not a legitimate 45 that would have the usual mastering, volume etc....a bit like early pressings.

 

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Tina Lewis on Inferno from about 1983. A Chris King recording over the flip side of Edwin Starr.

There's also Shake It by Matt Lucas from the mid 2000's using a thin recording of the orig backing track, again released on Inferno.

1 hour ago, Mick Holdsworth said:

Tina Lewis on Inferno from about 1983. A Chris King recording over the flip side of Edwin Starr.

There's also Shake It by Matt Lucas from the mid 2000's using a thin recording of the orig backing track, again released on Inferno.

Forgot all about those 

I’ve just had a listen and I now know why it was something I’d forgotten all about and erased from my memory.  It is utter crap 💩 why would anyone think it worthy of playing out?

10 minutes ago, Chalky said:

I’ve just had a listen and I now know why it was something I’d forgotten all about and erased from my memory.  It is utter crap 💩 why would anyone think it worthy of playing out?

a for your ears reference post 

 

5 minutes ago, Source said:

a for your ears reference post 

 

Get some cotton buds before you listen to soak the blood up 😂 

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Sounds like what I heard...but the sound from the decks  was so muted that I coudn't hear the lyric  which of course is a "tepid" attempt at the correct lyrics ( sort of).

 

On 06/12/2022 at 10:27, Chalky said:

Get some cotton buds before you listen to soak the blood up 😂 

Wish I'd seen your post before listening to the clip above lol.. diabolic

If I'm not mistaken, also featured on the B side of the Rictic Revue album with a version of " The Way You've Been Acting Lately " also by Tina Lewis , Inferno 12 Burn 3B , if anyone wants to give it a spin .

And I guess the b side to Back Street on a 7" , 

 

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