...........towards the end of The Soulclub Jukebox version of Spyder Turner's I've Got To Get Myself Together?

Sounds like a gun shot!

Is it because it is taken from a radio show or something and that sound is laid over to stop copying/booting?

Not on all copies is it?

KTF.

Drew.

there are a lot of odd sounds on records ...is it just me or can anyone else hear an old fashioned car type horn parp on the falcons -good good feeling?????........

ermmmm on that note...

cookie

there are a lot of odd sounds on records ...is it just me or can anyone else hear an old fashioned car type horn parp on the falcons -good good feeling?????........

ermmmm on that note...

cookie

Cookie,

Are sure it was a car horn going "PARP"

Kev

I'm sure I heard a dog bark on Candy Staton's now you've got the upper hand.

I'm sure I heard a dog bark on Candy Staton's now you've got the upper hand.

Perhaps the dog's got hold of a Postman's upper hand...

Edited May 2, 200718 yr by mel brat

There's a very famous example of 'extraneous noise' on one of John Lee Hooker's early recordings, a lot of which were recorded in a makeshift studio in a record shop on Hastings Street, in Detroit. I can't remember which track it is, but on one such recording, about half way in, you clearly hear the door of the shop open, followed by a woman's voice asking for Nat King Cole or something similar.

Amazingly, this recording was actually released at the time, on a 78! If I can remember or find out what it is, I'll alert the forum...

I'm sure I heard a dog bark on Candy Staton's now you've got the upper hand.

That's an urban legend with no substance!

Listen the the Cashmere's 'Showstopper' and around 7 second in, you can hear someone cough!

I'm sure I heard a dog bark on Candy Staton's now you've got the upper hand.

you did..it's true !! confirmed by Candi !!!

That's an urban legend with no substance!

Ok, it might not be a dog but there's definitely a noise that shouldn't be there about 45 seconds in