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Overdub Session for RCA, May 8, 1969 (brass & backup vocals) |
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Studio : |
RCA Studio A, Nashville, Tennessee |
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Producer : |
Felton Jarvis |
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Engineer : |
Al Pachucki |
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Arranger : |
Glen Spreen |
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XPA1 3976 |
May 8 (Thu.) |
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Takes NA |
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3:09 |
Brass & backup v.o. of October 23, 1968 master |
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Almost in Love LP(O)°°/Double Features(R)°° |
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XPA1 3978 |
May 8 (Thu.) |
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Takes NA |
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1:48 |
Brass overdubs after string overdubs |
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Let's Be Friends LP(O)°°/Double Features(R)°° |
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Musicians: |
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Trumpet : |
R.F. Taylor, Dick Steff |
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French Horn : |
Joe D'Gerolamo |
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Trombone : |
Jack Hale, Gerald Richardson |
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Saxophone : |
Glen Spreen, J.P. Lyper |
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Backup Vocals : | Jeannie Green, Donna Thatcher, Mary Holladay, Susan Pilkington |
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Rejected overdubs for the October 23, 1968 Swing
Down Sweet Chariot may have been overdubbed on this
session as well. The song was not released on record at the time and
neither the 1983 'Legendary Performer' volume 4 version nor the
later Double Features master has any brass or female backup vocal
overdubs. This could be what Tunzi is referring to in Sessions II when
stating the horn overdub of Almost
was eliminated (it was not).
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