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Post by JohnnyAngel on Jul 21, 2006 12:57:35 GMT -5
Oh I'm so happy!!!
Some days ago, I sent Becky an e-mail with three questions for Richard and he answered!!! These are the questions and his answers:
#1 -Richard did a great job in the past remixing tracks as "It's going to take some time" or "Reason to believe", I wonder if remixing tracks are on his plans, I'd love to hear some new remixes, in songs like "Crescent Noon", "Someday", "Bacharach/David Medley", "(I'm caught between) Goodbye & I love you" among others. No.
(UGH!!!) GRRRRRR (this is me!! hahahaha)
#2 How long took to record a Carpenters' track on those days at A&M Records? I mean, how much time demanded an entire recording session for a song? I know that maybe it depended on the song, but what was the average? and, do you remeber which was the longest?
Ordinarily we didn’t do a whole track start-to-finish at one time; the rhythm session, a string session, vocal sessions, were recorded at different times, and over for example Merry Christmas Darling, Bless The Beasts & Children, For All We Know, about a week. From start to finish, to record, master and mix, about ten days
#3 Do you remember which was the recording session that Karen & you enjoy the most and why? “Close To You” with the vocals stacking up and the big build-up at the end.
Again, I'm so happy except for the # 1. You know, I had hopes!!!
Regards
Jorge
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Post by wisejester7 on Jul 21, 2006 14:37:28 GMT -5
Jorge,
I know what you mean. We all have hopes of 'new' and 'improved' (if possible) material being released by Richard. He is our best hope on getting things right if it is ever to come about. I suppose the task could fall to his children, but they weren't there and ,frankly, by the time that happens ( if ever) I might not be alive. We can only hope Richard changes his mind about some things. Thanks for asking, though!
;-)wisejester7
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