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Originally Posted by Captain_jovi
It'll be released as the B-side to Lighthouse at this rate.
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There's no B-side on CDs and Itunes. Are you recycling an old 80's joke?!
![Razz](images/smilies/icon_razz.gif)
I'm pretty sure that "I Got You Babe" is part of a collective project to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the song (I've read tweets by other artists not connected to Richie). But it was released in mid-1965 so it's getting late now...
Actually these will be 2 phantom tracks/Easter eggs on the R&O album that'll be released "after the 1st of next year" (sic)... which means "anytime in the future".
Because, to this day, there's no time machine for artists to release records in the past
Seriously, guys, they said Jan./Feb. 2016, so give them a chance!
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Originally Posted by Captain_jovi
I vaguely remember all that going down, yeah, just again saying how strange it was to use a legendary recording space to recut the vocals on a single song. *Shrugs* Just seems like that could have been done in any studio.
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Yes, of course, any song can be recorded in any professional studio but I think that the Beatles #1 fan that we know wanted to work at Abbey Road Studios because it's a legendary place that means a lot to him. Look at the video I posted, he seems very (drunk
![Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)](images/smilies/rolleyes.gif)
) moved by just being there.
Recording a whole album or even a whole song would have cost too much + studio time there must be booked months in advance I guess, the demand is high because lots of artists want to see "recorded at ABS" printed on their record sleeves/CD jackets.
Recording vocals over a pre-existing track was the less expensive and available option, it probably took them only 1 hour or 2.