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699.1 | Gary Moore? | NAVIER::STARR | When we made love, you used to cry... | Thu Jul 05 1990 18:13 | 9 |
| > I heard on the radio this morning Free's "Wishing Well." however,
> it seems to be a re-mix of the version that was released from the
> "Heartbreaker" album (c. 1973), with more guitar.
Was this definitely Free doing the song? The reason I ask is that Gary Moore
covered "Wishing Well" on his 'Corridors of Power' album, and maybe you heard
that version??? Definitely lotsa guitar on his (fine) version....
Alan S.
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699.2 | Definitely Free | SUBURB::PULLANR | UpRising at the Castle | Fri Jul 06 1990 13:25 | 10 |
| It definitely was Free doing "Wishing Well" and seem very much to
be the '73 version with a bit of extra guitar thrown in.
On a double album called "Blue Soul" (a posthumous "tribute" to
Paul Kossoff), a number of Free tracks were re-mixed which tended
to emphasise Kossoff's guitar. However, "Wishing Well" was originally
recorded without Kossoff, but the extra bit doesn't sound typically
Kossoff. I could do with another listen.
Richard.
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699.3 | | YUPPY::OHAGANB | Dip the fuse in the kerosene | Thu Jul 12 1990 14:58 | 7 |
| God knows how many acts have recorded this song but the best version
I've heard has been by a now defunct American band called Blackfoot.
It's on their "Strikes" album which came out about 11 years ago.
Strongly recommend this one.
Barry.
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699.4 | addendum | PARITY::RANDERSON | | Thu Jul 12 1990 16:43 | 8 |
| FYI
Blackfoot, fronted by Rick Medlocke, is still around. They're
touring the states this summer.
Ron
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699.5 | He Aint Heavy...... | YUPPY::OHAGAN | | Fri Jul 13 1990 00:12 | 4 |
| re .3
I thought you were trying to keep quiet about all those dodgy HM
records you bought back in the 70's?
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699.6 | He's my... | YUPPY::OHAGANB | Dip the fuse in the kerosene | Sun Jul 15 1990 15:19 | 10 |
| Hello Mike,
...And the Eighties too. Well, you can't classify those Indians
as H.M. for a start. Perhaps you should give the afformentioned
album an ear or two?
Apologies Free fans for the relative diagressing.
Barry.
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