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1. Randy and the Rainbows
From: Stuart Miller
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Date: Fri, 24 Jan 2003 22:00:33 -0000
From: Stuart Miller
Subject: Randy and the Rainbows
Stuart Miller wrote:
> I might have missed it over the last 40 years or so but
> did the Tokens ever own up to Randy and the Rainbows?
Phil M:
> To being influenced by them? or to BEING them?
Phil, To being them.
Jack M, Sorry if I was a bit harsh about Russell T. Obviously
from my words, he isn't one of my favourites but you can't knock
success, and he was certainly very successful.
Paul/Stewart, It was Crewe that did the work on Edizione D'Oro
and the work was needed because someone (and nobody's saying who)
lost the original stereo mixes. There are some quite substantial
differences between what appears on that album and the original 45s.
"Dawn" is the most obvious one, with a completely changed opening.
So strong are some of those differences that when I first heard it,
I was convinced it was a re-recording, and have spent many a happy
hour arguing the toss. Reluctantly, I had to concede a few months
back.
When the Seasons moved to Rhino, the company did an exhaustive
world wide search for multi track tapes. The outcome, depending
on who you talk to, was mixed. However, Bob Gaudio now says that
they have most of the original 4 track mixes and are only now
getting round to archiving their material properly.
Stuart
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