| Date Performance |
1977-00-00 | | Running Time |
3:30 | | Performers |
Dwight Twilley (Lead Vocal Performance), Dwight Twilley (Acoustic Guitar), Dwight Twilley (Backing Vocals), Phil Seymour (Bass), Phil Seymour (Drums), Phil Seymour (Harmony Vocals), Phil Seymour (Backing Vocals), Bill Pitcock(, IV) (Lead Guitar), Bob Schaper (Produced By), Bob Schaper (Engineered By), Dwight Twilley (Produced By), Phil Seymour (Produced By) | | Comments | by Dwight Twilley Band. RECORDED AT THE SOUND LAB, HOLLYWOOD, CA. FROM THE ALBUM "TWILLEY DON'T MIND" ARISTA/SHELTER RECORDS RELEASED: AUGUST 1, 1977. Dwight Twilley: "I WROTE THIS SONG WHILE WE WERE ON OUR FIRST TOUR. WE STOPPED IN NASHVILLE AT A LITTLE 8 TRACK STUDIO AND RECORDED IT AS A DEMO. MORE THAN A DECADE LATER, PHIL WOULD CONVINCINGLY PREACH THAT THE SEVEN MINUTE DEMO WAS BETTER THAN THE RECORD. UNFORTUNATELY, THAT DEMO HAS VANISHED FROM MY ARCHIVES, BUT IT'S EASY TO RESPECT THE INSTINCTS OF A MUSICIAN OF THE CALIBER OF PHIL SEYMOUR. IT'S GENERALLY CONSIDERED IMPORTANT FOR THE DRUMMER AND A BASS PLAYER TO WORK WELL TOGETHER IN ORDER TO MAKE A GOOD RECORD. IT'S KIND OF HANDY WHEN THEY HAPPEN TO BE THE SAME PERSON. I THINK THIS CUT SHOWCASES THE EFFORTLESS COMMAND PHIL POSSESSED OVER ANYTHING VAGUELY RESEMBLING A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, AND THE RIDICULOUS EASE AND LUXURY I ENJOYED SHARING A MIC WITH HIM." | | Appears On | |
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