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Stand Back 1983 Performances
Does anyone have some rare 1983 performances of "Stand Back"?
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So, do you want me to post some boots of it? |
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http://download.yousendit.com/4AA5B66937DA1D70 A lot of people don't know or remember that in 1983 Liberty, the drummer, did not play the basic beat. That was a drum machine. So the song started with just the drum machine going & then Bobbye Hall started hitting the congas & that was the stage until the rest of the guys entered. But Liberty is playing along to a drum machine, punctuating it with more human, syncopated riffs similar to a hemiola (like trompe l'oeil, only for the ear -- laying a triple against a duple). |
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STAND BACK LIVE 1983 |
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the Stevie hair fluff @ 3:50!!! love it. |
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i remember seeing the saturday night live when they aired a repeat early one morning a long time ago. but i don't remember seeing it the first time it aired on tv.
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I wish someone had 2-
Bristol Rhode Island 1983 - I had an awful version on CD which has since been destroyed- THE PERFORMANCE WAS BRILLIANT and Oklahoma City OK- I have it on cassette tape- Stevie is coked out of her mind- the performance is great though. |
The early "new wave" performances of Stand Back are fun to watch now. :woohoo:
She's slightly changed a good chunk of the lyrics since the studio recording. The one that I don't really understand is why "I would cry" turned into "I would." Even in the music video after the second chorus, she doesn't lip-sync the full line, just "I would." Does she mean it's all right to be standing in a line, she "would" do it? |
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