Publisher: Cedrem Sound Lab
Reference :CD-128
Date :1994
Length: 74:38
Reference :CD-128
Date :1994
Length: 74:38
Just Like Starting Over
1. Only The Lonely #1 0.29 John's love for oldies was
unchanged
2. In the studio #1 0.32 'Triplets' John talks to Tony
Levin (bass player) about
adding some Roy Orbison type
guitar to Starting Over.
3. Only The Lonely #2 0.40 Ironic that Roy Orbison joined
George Harrison later in the
Traveling Wilbury's.
4. Gone From This Place 0.27 Acoustic instrumental
5. (Just Like) Starting Over #1 0.35 Acoustic instrumental (John
playing the guitar waiting
for the other musicians)
6. In the studio #2 0.13 (Au revoir) John farewells
Sean & Yoko
7. In the studio #3 1.27 (The start) working through
the opening of the song.
8. In the studio #4 0.32 'Lovely bass' John admires
Tony Levin's bass sound
9. In the studio #5 0.22 Hugh McCracken 'Ram' guitarist
gets a tongue lashing
10. (Just Like) Starting Over #2 4.30 'Vocal booth' of final backing
track (diff vocals to final
version)
11. (Just Like) Starting Over #3 4.14 Rough mix of above
12. (Just Like) Starting Over #4 4.18 Rare 12" promo only mix
Cleanup Time
13. In the studio #6 0.29 John encourages Earl Slick to fill
the holes
14. Cleanup Time #1 1.33 'Vocal booth' run through #1 (I'd like
more back beat from Andy)
15. In the studio #7 0.31 Tony Levin's vanished - the bass player
takes a walk
16. In the studio #8 0.26 ('How do we start') running through
the begining of the song
17. Cleanup Time #2 4.58 Vocal booth run through (magic mirror)
18. In the studio #9 0.14 'Let us have some fun' long jam at
the end
19. Cleanup Time #3 5.52 Vocal booth "Show those mothers"
version. Stops singing a few times.
20. In the studio #10 0.17 'We had fun?' after the jam.
21. Cleanup Time #4 4.38 'Rough mix' of 'alternate verse' for
Earl Slick's benefit. Guide vocal (and
final backing track) version.
22. Cleanup Time #5 4.36 Instrumental (final) backing track.
23. In the studio #11 0.52 'So much fun' Dylan/Jagger similarities.
24. Cleanup Time #6 3.26 Rough Mix with some vocals double
tracked
I'm Losing You
25. I'm Losing You #1 4.17 'Cheap Trick' version totally unreleased
and much sought after, rejected by John
because it sounded 'to Cold Turkey'ish.
26. I'm Losing You #2 3.54 'Rough mix' of final backing track with
alternate vocals
Beautiful Boy
27. In the studio #12 1.35 'Skates and rhythm' John talks through
the song
28. Beautiful Boy #1 0.11 Slow snippet (vocal booth)
29. In the studio #13 0.34 (Bermuda and rhythm) The original tape
from Johns Bermuda Islands trip is
played to assist with the 'pace'.
30. In the studio #14 1.12 'Hugh again' Hugh McCracken plaed on the
'Ram' album and always seemed to be the
punching bag for John in the studio.
31. Beautiful Boy #2 3.54 Early take (vocal booth)
32. In the studio #15 0.13 Jimmy Nichol gets a mention
33. In the studio #16 1.12 'Better and better'. Phrasing the words
better.
34. Beautiful Boy #3 3.55 Says 'Pay Shont' long version
Watching The Wheels
35. In the studio #17 0.54 'double rhythm' John explains that
the feel is alomst regae
36. Watching the Wheels #1 3.32 'rough mix' of alternate vocal
(over final backing track)
37. I Am The Walrus 0.15 John has a bit of fun with
a Beatle classic
38. Watching the Wheels #2 3.31 Outtake (vocal booth) unused
backing track.
39. In the studio #18 3.35 'Mrs Higgins foxtrot' Johns humour
resurfaces
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