Mister Moon wrote:As great as he was as a singer, there were times when he had problems to deliver certain songs.
Jukebox wrote:Hello Everyone!Mister Moon wrote:As great as he was as a singer, there were times when he had problems to deliver certain songs.
Yes indeed ... June 11,1964 ... 36 takes to finally get the master of "Do Not Disturb" and 24 takes on "Spring Fever". And I've always wondered why the first split-second of Spring Fever was/is clipped from that song on the "Girl Happy" album/cd.
Mister Moon wrote:The initial "s" in "Spring Fever" may have been removed on purpose in order to avoid a sibilance effect on the records. Words beginning with an "s" don't always sound right, and in addition we must remember that the intro to that song is done accapella.
Jukebox wrote:Thank you for the welcome, Mister Moon.Mister Moon wrote:The initial "s" in "Spring Fever" may have been removed on purpose in order to avoid a sibilance effect on the records. Words beginning with an "s" don't always sound right, and in addition we must remember that the intro to that song is done accapella.
... almost acapella by the Jordanaires, but not quite. Listen closely and you'll hear slight piano accompaniment with the vocals from the very start.
Master - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5GGL2sGFac
To me, it sounds more "not right" to clip the "S" than to leave it as is... as heard on the outtakes...
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ip34CCgQxZs
Jukebox wrote:Hello Everyone!
... I've always wondered why the first split-second of Spring Fever was/is clipped from that song on the "Girl Happy" album/cd.
Colin B wrote:Here's an Australian ad for Spring Valley which uses Elvis' Spring Fever audio:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wZn_2rK0ZI
Jukebox wrote:...Strange to hear the slight crackling vinyl-type sound before the singing begins in the ad.
Maybe it was intentional to give it a retro feel.
Colin B wrote:Jukebox wrote:...Strange to hear the slight crackling vinyl-type sound before the singing begins in the ad.
Maybe it was intentional to give it a retro feel.
Isn't that the sound of the water rippling ?
Jukebox wrote:...Strange to hear the slight crackling vinyl-type sound before the singing begins in the ad.
Maybe it was intentional to give it a retro feel.
Colin B wrote:Isn't that the sound of the water rippling ?
Jukebox wrote:Just before that.
Suspicious Minds wrote:Is it true that FTD Tahoe 74 runs a bit too slow?
HD_RES wrote:Suspicious Minds wrote:Is it true that FTD Tahoe 74 runs a bit too slow?
Apparently it is....havent heard the shows but the review in latest TMAHM mag says it is running slow.
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