could someone post me a link to where I could download or listen to the origional reggae cut. I accidentally deleted it off my flashdrive, and cant seem to find it online.

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sweet thanks

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Ghostryder, from which bootleg is it? It says nr 17 Start me Up.

Are you able to post the complete boot?

Would be great!

Regards UW

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Interesting ....

Makes me wonder how many bits must be laying around that they were never
able to do anything with.

Kind of amazing to realize what they were able to do with that.

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i've always contended that the basic track on this is the same used for the finished product...i still do....

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i've always contended that the basic track on this is the same used for the finished product...i still do....

What do you mean exactly? That they used bass and drums of this take as basis for the final version?

Mathijs

Thanks

I know this has been posted before, but here's a great article on the recording of Start Me Up: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/apr04/articles/classictracks.htm

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i've always contended that the basic track on this is the same used for the finished product...i still do....

What do you mean exactly? That they used bass and drums of this take as basis for the final version?

Mathijs

at a minimum the bass/drums...maybe more

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[www.mediafire.com]
if you preffer flac, let me know

Ghostryder, from which bootleg is it? It says nr 17 Start me Up.

Are you able to post the complete boot?

Would be great!

Regards UW

it's from unsurpassed masters volume 5. might be awhile before i can post it my good pc is in the shop. but it's been posted in the Buy/Sell/Trade section in mp3 format by Ludwig8745
here's the link


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I know this has been posted before, but here's a great article on the recording of Start Me Up: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/apr04/articles/classictracks.htm

Thanks for posting that link! Interesting to read that Jagger did all vocals on SMU.

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I know this has been posted before, but here's a great article on the recording of Start Me Up: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/apr04/articles/classictracks.htm

Thanks for posting that link! Interesting to read that Jagger did all vocals on SMU.

Well, what did you expect, Frank Sinatra?

Mathijs

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i've always contended that the basic track on this is the same used for the finished product...i still do....

What do you mean exactly? That they used bass and drums of this take as basis for the final version?

Mathijs

at a minimum the bass/drums...maybe more

But drums and bass are totally different to the final take. On the reggea version Charlie is in 2/2 and Bill in 4/4, on the final take Charlie and Bill are both 4/4. Then Charlie plays a lot of drum rolls that are not on the final version, and Bill is playing a total different part compared to the final released version (which he overdubbed in New York).

Please explain..

Mathijs

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@#$%&
I know this has been posted before, but here's a great article on the recording of Start Me Up: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/apr04/articles/classictracks.htm

Thanks for posting that link! Interesting to read that Jagger did all vocals on SMU.

Well, what did you expect, Frank Sinatra?

Mathijs

Grapjas. No, I meant also the backing vocals, mimicking Keith.