Sleeping Around The Corner

[cbBen]

Are there any differences among the following three versions of "Sleeping Around The Corner"?:

1. Seeds We Sow (iTunes bonus track)
2. Lindsey Buckingham Christine McVie
3. Anthology

Thanks.

[The Chain]

To my ears, it sounds like the BuckVie version was slowed down a bit, w the SWS version having a slightly faster tempo.. is that just me?

[gldstwmn]

What is this song about anyway? :angel:

[Street_Dreamer]

The vocals are different between the solo bonus track and the version on Buckingham/McVie.

[DreamIsOver]

I was listening to the live acoustic "Trouble" on the Solo Anthology and it struck me that there is a bit that repeats in the chorus that sounds similar in feel to the main riff in "Sleeping Around The Corner". I wonder if that was where the original idea for "Sleeping" came from.

[justcrazylove]

There is an additional verse in the BuckVie/anthology version. With keys playing prominently underneath. I didn't think the vocals were re-recorded I could be mistaken though.

[elle]

There is an additional verse in the BuckVie/anthology version. With keys playing prominently underneath. I didn't think the vocals were re-recorded I could be mistaken though.

yup. BuckVie version has a bridge that was not in the original itunes exclusive SWS track:

I'm just a kiss away
From where you don't know
If you want me to stay
You got let me
You got to let me go

and BuckVie version is on the Anthology.

[DownOnRodeo]

What is this song about anyway? :angel:

All the pronouns and tenses are aligned so I think it tells a relatively clear story, even if the story is not the kind you'd necessarily expect from Lindsey. I too am curious as to what the original inspiration was; you kind of feel it must have been a film or book. Or maybe after The Americans used Tusk in their pilot he started got hooked on that show. :laugh: