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Originally posted by David
I wonder whether "Come On, Baby" and/or "Honey Number 1" (both registered in 1979) were what became "Honey Hi."
(Remember the first line is "Come on, baby, could you ever be.")
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Yes, I was sort of wandering along the same train of thought. I noticed in looking over Lindsey's songs that several of them, particularly the Tusk ones, were registered and then reregistered a little bit later with notations about amended lyrics or a change in arrangement. So it seems they did register songs that were still in various states of progress from time to time.
This isn't really related, but I read...on the newsgroup, I think, yes...a little while ago that someone had gotten ahold of some original acetates of a few of Lindsey's Go Insane songs. DW Suite had the alternate title of "Epic" and Loving Cup had the alternate title of "Hot Gospel." You remember David? I was scanning for those titles on the copyright site, but it looked like he had his GI songs registered shortly after the album was released when the names were already set in stone.