Songs Yet To Surface

[welcomechris]

Of course much more then this has yet to surface but this is just off the top of my head. Add on for me please

Fritz

He's Been Left All Alone
PEACE
I've Been Pretending
Whirlpool
Existentialist

Stevie

Unknown Title (Duet with Sting)
Baby Don't Lose Your Heart
Running Through The Garden (SA Version)
I Call You Missing (SA Version)

[TheWILDheart]

The 1991 re-recording of "Silver Springs"

[WatchChain]

Originally Posted by TheWILDheart

The 1991 re-recording of "Silver Springs"

That's a interesting thought. Was there a 1991 RE-recording? I know that Mick NOT allowing "Silver Springs" to be placed on "Timespace" was a source of great conflict between he and Stevie. My assumption was always that Stevie wanted to use the original version that belonged to Warners for "Timespace". I've never thought about it this way. Was there an intention to re-record "Silver Springs" with new session musicians (Waddy Wachtel) for the "Best Of Stevie" album?

[BlueDenimLamp]

Originally Posted by WatchChain

That's a interesting thought. Was there a 1991 RE-recording? I know that Mick NOT allowing "Silver Springs" to be placed on "Timespace" was a source of great conflict between he and Stevie. My assumption was always that Stevie wanted to use the original version that belonged to Warners for "Timespace". I've never thought about it this way. Was there an intention to re-record "Silver Springs" with new session musicians (Waddy Wachtel) for the "Best Of Stevie" album?

The "Silver Springs" conflict was the reason Stevie quite the band...If the Silver Springs recording belonged to WB how is it that Mick was able to keep Stevie from using it...Yes Stevie (actually her mother) owned the copyrights for Silver Springs and WB had the recording rights but what does Mick have?

Is there a Timespace recording of Silver Springs? I've never heard about it...

[AnthonyMI]

I seem to recall that Stevie re-recorded it in around 1996 while working on a new album? BUt then The Dance happened?

[WatchChain]

Originally Posted by AnthonyMI

I seem to recall that Stevie re-recorded it in around 1996 while working on a new album? BUt then The Dance happened?

I would LOVE to hear that version!

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by BlueDenimLamp

The "Silver Springs" conflict was the reason Stevie quit the band...If the Silver Springs recording belonged to WB how is it that Mick was able to keep Stevie from using it...Yes Stevie (actually her mother) owned the copyrights for Silver Springs and WB had the recording rights but what does Mick have?

Mick had the master tapes. Stevie called him and asked for the SS master and he refused to give it to her.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by BlueDenimLamp

The "Silver Springs" conflict was the reason Stevie quite the band...If the Silver Springs recording belonged to WB how is it that Mick was able to keep Stevie from using it...Yes Stevie (actually her mother) owned the copyrights for Silver Springs and WB had the recording rights but what does Mick have?

What Stevie gave her mother was the right to royalties. That doesn't mean that you have any control over the song. Like when Michael Jackson (Sony) bought the Beatles' catalog, he could give permission for their songs to be used in advertisements which they didn't approve, but that didn't stop Paul and Yoko from making money off of the use, even if they had no control over it.

Michele

[PenguinHead]

I recall back in the ancient 1980s there was a news blip which reported that Janey Don't You Lose Your Heart (or something close to that title) was a Bruce Springsteen song that Stevie was going to record. It's possible it never happened. I think his version, which remained unreleased, eventually appeared on a rarities compilation he released.

[skuncles]

Originally Posted by TheWILDheart

The 1991 re-recording of "Silver Springs"

She never re-recorded the song. She wanted the 1976 version for TimeSpace. Mick said no, because Warner Bros. Wanted it to be one of the highlights of the upcoming box set. The reason given as to why she couldn't haveit was because the RECORDING is a Fleetwood Mac song, not a Stevie solo track.
People get recordings and publishing confused. Sony, Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney own the Beatles publishing, Capitol records owns the recordings. If you retain publishing rights you get paid whenever someone records your songs. The label you recorded for usually, not always, maintains the master tapes and can do with them whatever they want, release endless best of's, put them on soundtracks etc.

[aleuzzi]

These Fritz recordings are appreciated, thanks! It really gives us a sense of where SN/LB were at that time. You can hear Mamas and the Papas in their vocals, even with all of the acid-rock musical backdrop. Javier's sings, though well made, do not fit their sound very easily. Stevie sounds more at home than Lindsey does.