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Post by jjmillenium on Aug 16, 2024 16:41:54 GMT
As probably some of you already know, Tim Staffel is very active since a couple of years ago. He have a blog, where he share a lot of stories of his musical career. Today he share some thoughts of Doin' Alright. And the corious thing is that he share a little segment of the movie Boh Rhap, where the song is performed. Just before that, on the movie you see a little interaction of Fred with his father. On this segment (which it seems to be a rough cut for Brian and Roger) that segment is a little bit extended, and also, the Doin' Alright performance is different. On the soundtrack version, when the heavy guitars appears, I remember than they used the original guitars from the Queen (1973) record, here, I could listen to a new guitar which probably is the one that Brian recorded for this version and they later replace for the original from the album timstaffell.substack.com/p/still-doin-alright?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email#media-ee794b44-00c9-4126-b4e1-9f368f58ce82 |
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Post by Ri on Aug 16, 2024 18:30:32 GMT
Good catch! I noticed the extended scene but I didn't look out that it was a new record. Thank you!
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Post by Maxi Dries on Aug 16, 2024 19:16:05 GMT
Amazing. That's another whole take/mix. Tim's new vocals in the bridge (as opposite of Smile's version featured in film), the looped intro, the different chorus (at least another mix). Truly interesting.
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Post by The Real Wizard on Aug 16, 2024 19:28:21 GMT
Good thing I scrolled all the way down the article - the version of Doing All Right with Chris Thile is fabulous !
Staffell is completely correct in suggesting Thile is "the greatest living instrumental artist."
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Post by Brian's Wig on Aug 16, 2024 23:56:55 GMT
Well, film dialogue easily removed....
and the crowd with any luck.
Will have a play tomorrow. Ought to know what I'm doing by now ;-)
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Post by Ri on Aug 17, 2024 2:34:36 GMT
Well, film dialogue easily removed.... and the crowd with any luck. Will have a play tomorrow. Ought to know what I'm doing by now ;-) Looking forward to it! |
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Post by The Real Wizard on Aug 17, 2024 15:04:05 GMT
Well, film dialogue easily removed.... and the crowd with any luck. Will have a play tomorrow. Ought to know what I'm doing by now ;-) I see what you did there. |
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Post by Brian's Wig on Aug 18, 2024 13:50:12 GMT
Well, film dialogue easily removed.... and the crowd with any luck. Will have a play tomorrow. Ought to know what I'm doing by now ;-) I see what you did there. Think you're giving me more credit that I deserve there Bob, but THANKS! :-) It was long past bedtime when I made the post, so I really did mean "I'll do it tomorrow". Anyway. Here it is on Youtube along with a download link to the cleaned song, instrumental & vocals. youtu.be/2UWaZE8u1BU |
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Post by Mr Mercury on Aug 18, 2024 22:20:29 GMT
I see what you did there. Think you're giving me more credit that I deserve there Bob, but THANKS! :-) It was long past bedtime when I made the post, so I really did mean "I'll do it tomorrow". Anyway. Here it is on Youtube along with a download link to the cleaned song, instrumental & vocals. youtu.be/2UWaZE8u1BUExcellent Stuff  |
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Post by Brian's Wig on Aug 20, 2024 8:19:16 GMT
Looks like Youtube have become strict over the weekend.
I've had a message from someone saying the download link doesn't work (which it did when i made the video because I checked it on 3 different browsers, including incognito mode).
Now only part of the link is visible and I've been given a demand to either provide government issued ID (they can get stuffed) or build my channel history over 2 months: on a channel that's 18 months old!
So I've split the link over two lines, but a simple copy and paste will do the trick :-)
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Post by victorvil on Aug 20, 2024 15:01:30 GMT
Good thing I scrolled all the way down the article - the version of Doing All Right with Chris Thile is fabulous ! Staffell is completely correct in suggesting Thile is "the greatest living instrumental artist." His show, Live From Here, was an absolute bless. Sadly COVID put everything to an end, but the format of the show allowed Thile to play and jam in every genre of music |
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