I should be there now. But instead of that I’m listening to the rain drumming on my window. Oh, I don’t mind at all. Really, really, really...
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Ilona Staller, Cannes 1988
I had the “privilege” of interviewing her once. Quite an experience. Hilarious in retrospect. She went on to become a politician very, very briefly. It was not yet the age of loliticians. She should maybe try again.
Jerry Butler, Curtis Mayfield..The Impressions
Can anyone make out which song this is from the notes? There seem to be a LOT of words!
I was asked about French songwriting, so I drew up a list. Enjoy.
Avant cette guerre, il y a eu d’autres.
I couldn’t watch this to the end. How about you?
Hang on, I didn’t mean that type of mixing.
Remember 1994? You don’t have to, this has everything you need to understand it ;-) CB Milton: “Open Your Heart” - the Hardbeat Remix.
The soundtrack to this broken world is Where Did Our Love Go, by Waku & Erauw. Click the image
...but it has to be the right vinyl, of course!
Stan Wade, bassist and vox with The Trammps, was a regular in our studio back in the late eighties. We recorded some tracks together (that we are currently trying to restore). But mostly, he helped us in countless ways, adding soul vocals and sharing his incredible experience of years on the road.
We still miss him.
I can remember the whirring sound they made. Took ages, too!
Mr George Williams, lead singer of The Tymes (“So Much in Love”, “You Little Trustmaker”). I was lucky enough to do some recording with him in the late eighties. They were never released.
So now we have to get the tapes restored, remixed and released! Not an easy task.
Thierry caught cabling. Honestly, would you trust these people with a mix?
Tina Weymouth, Talking Heads (1980)
Seems like another age!
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Heh. Nothing more to add
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