Reply With QuoteDusty was in the studio; we both sang b/vs on those records. Although Trevor Horn wrote Baby Blue he had no involvement in Dusty's recording.
She wasn't quite as painstaking on these either. She was relaxed & in great voice.
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Originally Written by markydefad
Someone told this story...was it Neil Tennant???? :icon_question: It was some producer who wanted to tear his hair out because her process was so perfectionist, painstakingly sloooooooooooooooooooooow.
Yes it was Neil Tennant Blanche, I remember that story.
...ya gotta beat the street......
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Dusty was in the studio; we both sang b/vs on those records. Although Trevor Horn wrote Baby Blue he had no involvement in Dusty's recording.
She wasn't quite as painstaking on these either. She was relaxed & in great voice.
Acetate [Level 1]
I've just discovered this forum having been recommended to it by a couple of friends! Simon, it's great to see you on here, we've met at a couple of the Dusty Days a few years ago but i need to put up a profile pic LOL.
I always had a big soft spot for Baby Blue and Your Love Still Brings Me To My Knees and i was always sorry that there wasn't a long version of YLSBMTMK.
One of my other favourite Dusty Disco tracks is Living Without Your Love (from the album of the same name which most fans look down on but which i still love.) I did my own little mix of Living Without Your Love a few years back and would be happy to post it up if anyone's interested.
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