Posted December 5, 20222 yr 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?
December 5, 20222 yr 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
December 5, 20222 yr Author 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. Edited December 5, 20222 yr by Owd Codger
December 5, 20222 yr Author 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. Edited December 5, 20222 yr by Owd Codger
December 5, 20222 yr 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.
December 5, 20222 yr Author 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.
December 6, 20222 yr Solution 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.
December 6, 20222 yr 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
December 6, 20222 yr 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?
December 6, 20222 yr 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
December 6, 20222 yr 5 minutes ago, Source said: a for your ears reference post Get some cotton buds before you listen to soak the blood up 😂
December 6, 20222 yr Author 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).
December 7, 20222 yr 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
December 10, 20222 yr Not heard it before so thank you for posting.....will be my 1st and last time, but you learn summat every day, thank you...Rob
December 13, 20222 yr 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" , Edited December 13, 20222 yr by Happy Feet
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?