WHAT THE HECK IS THAT???

In the live version of 'Softly' (on Songbook) at the beginning when Gord is playing the guitar but hasn't started singing yet if you turn it up really loud you will hear some kind of a baby cry in the background. It's like a really small yell. Has anyone else heard it?

In the live version of 'Softly' (on Songbook) at the beginning when Gord is playing the guitar but hasn't started singing yet if you turn it up really loud you will hear some kind of a baby cry in the background. It's like a really small yell. Has anyone else heard it?

[TheWatchman]

I always thought that was my ex-wife in the other room.

I thought it was something outside until I played it again.

I thought it was something outside until I played it again.

[Sundown17]

quote:Originally posted by DMD3:
In the live version of 'Softly' (on Songbook) at the beginning when Gord is playing the guitar but hasn't started singing yet if you turn it up really loud you will hear some kind of a baby cry in the background. It's like a really small yell. Has anyone else heard it?

Since the song is taken from Sunday Concert, the live recordings from Massey Hall in 69, I've always thought it was someone in the audience reacting with an excited "awwwwww" to that song. You know, like how people applause in the first few bars of a old favorite.

Just my opinion, I could be wrong. (DM)






[This message has been edited by Sundown17 (edited December 19, 2003).]

[Borderstone]

That baby's gotta be 34 by now! Hope he or she didn't grow up to be music critic!

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[steve gittins]

I've got another "What the heck is that?".......
On the Shadows album (or CD), the song "I'll Do Anything" has an odd sound. In the second line "I've been on my own for so long" you can hear something like a guitar pick being slid across a guitar string, and it doesn't sound like it was planned. Am I right?

[BendRick]

I've got another "What the heck is that?".......
On the Shadows album (or CD), the song "I'll Do Anything" has an odd sound. In the second line "I've been on my own for so long" you can hear something like a guitar pick being slid across a guitar string, and it doesn't sound like it was planned. Am I right?

quote:Originally posted by Sundown17:
Since the song is taken from Sunday Concert, the live recordings from Massey Hall in 69, I've always thought it was someone in the audience reacting with an excited "awwwwww" to that song. You know, like how people applause in the first few bars of a old favorite.

Just my opinion, I could be wrong. (DM)




[This message has been edited by Sundown17 (edited December 19, 2003).]

It was before the audience started clapping. It sounded like a really short cry. But you could be right.

quote:Originally posted by Sundown17:
Since the song is taken from Sunday Concert, the live recordings from Massey Hall in 69, I've always thought it was someone in the audience reacting with an excited "awwwwww" to that song. You know, like how people applause in the first few bars of a old favorite.

Just my opinion, I could be wrong. (DM)




[This message has been edited by Sundown17 (edited December 19, 2003).]

It was before the audience started clapping. It sounded like a really short cry. But you could be right.