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4 Track Mind When I returned from Toronto, I went to college (finally), but I didn’t lose my drive to record. Martin Kandler had a home studio he called studio 33. |
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My second possible ‘hit single’. Karen S. on lead vocal (Ron’s sister). |
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Bev does a great job on lead vocal. The lyrics could have been better. |
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Precursor to ‘Straight out of the box’. Not used. |
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Precursor to ‘Burned’ Not used. |
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Precursor to ‘the Survivor’. Not used. |
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I love the title but here it’s really the precursor to ‘Gotcha!’ |
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John said he liked it but the producer didn’t. The ‘rinky dinky doo dah’ makes it sound less than professional, but it seemed to fit. |
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Perfect Stranger 08 - opening theme |
One late night , the film played and I played along to it. Later, I recorded over to get a cleaner result. This film’s music seemed to really work well. |
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Bev’s final version of the ‘Milk Song’. |
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The middle part of ‘Station B’. I really wanted to hear Bev sing this. The keyboard sound isn’t great on it’s own. |
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Time Will Tell |
We got an award for this short from the CBC. The opening has the kids playing, and so the music matches it with an undercurrent of tension. The tension breaks and heads into the full out keyboard riffing where the brother destroys all the sand castles. Some of the riffs were reused from ‘Lonely’. The Canadian National Anthem is spoofed here – I heard this done with the US anthem in another film. I reused the end riff in ‘2econd 2 None’. |
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All music copyright 2010 © Donald Berry (YrLic Music)
Thanks to Martin Kandler at Studio 33 (Kingston) for mentoring me !