The Joan Deary Tapes Volume 2
3 panel digipak
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Animal Instinct (takes 3 & 4) Bossa Nova Baby (mono movie version from acetate) El Toro (mono movie version from acetate) Barefoot Ballad (mono movie version from acetate) Frankie & Johnny (movie version from acetate, better source) Who Needs Money (track only, from acetate) Kentucky Rain (take 1 - different mix) Early Mornin' Rain (take 11 - unfaded) Padre (take 10, LFS) * Bosom Of Abraham (master, different mix) Love Song Of The Year (different mix - prominent violins) For Ol' Times Sake (different master mix, from acetate) You Asked Me To (different master mix from acetate) I've Got A Thing About You Baby (take 1, unfaded) Too Much Monkey Business (1980 "Guitar Man" unedited master) Dialogue & Intro of Proud Mary (February 1970) Polk Salad Annie & Dialogue (undubbed, February 18, 1970 MS) Walk A Mile In My Shoes (February 19, 1970 DS) Can't Help Falling In Love (February 15, 1972 MS, different mix) My Way (May 1, 1977 - multi-track in better quality) |
03:17 01:58 02:48 03:06 07:03 03:23 02:55 03:23 01:36 01:40 03:18 03:39 02:56 02:08 03:02 01:52 07:08 03:00 02:08 03:53 |
* wrongly listed as Take 9
3 panel digipak
Announcement: J.D inc. is
proud to present you the second volume in our "The Joan Deary Tapes" series and
again we have exciting tracks to share with you!
We present you different mixes, brand new acetates that are available here for
the first time from the great "Bossa Nova Baby" to the original track-only take
of "Who Needs Money" which Elvis and Ray Walker would later record their vocals
to.
"Love Song Of The Year" is also presented in a whole different light, among
other Stax acetates that are a worthy addition to your collection.
We also have unedited outtakes here, a new long false start of "Padre" and we
close the disc with several live highlights that includes an unreleased segment
of the February 1970 multi-tracks, including some great extended interaction
following the classic performance of "Polk Salad Annie" and the disc ends with a
live version of "My Way" performed in Chicago on May 1st 1977 which comes in
great multi-track recorded sound quality.
Like our first volume that was sold out very quickly this disc is presented in
an attractive digipack that features brand new unpublished photos!