All The Beautiful Worlds

[MacAttack]

I have one version of this song, sounds like a demo labelled Outtake 1. This makes me think there are other versions, maybe with better quality.

I love this song, would like to see if anyone has it in any other forms?

Thanks!

[MacAttack]

Or alternate versions of Joan of Arc, for that matter? Both really great, dark songs.

[MariaA37]

I only have one version of it. I hope this is the one you're looking for:

All The Beautiful Worlds

https://rcpt.yousendit.com/801048542...2d8d7425c4fbf4 mp3

Enjoy!

~Maria

[bellagypsy79]

I love this song! It's beautiful!

[petep9000]

Originally Posted by MacAttack

Or alternate versions of Joan of Arc, for that matter? Both really great, dark songs.

I've only heard one Joan of Arc, if there are alternates around I'd love to hear them too. I think it's her most intense song.

"...and I don't even know why you left me!"

[David]

Originally Posted by petep9000

I've only heard one Joan of Arc, if there are alternates around I'd love to hear them too. I think it's her most intense song.

I just wish I knew who was playing & orchestrating.

[petep9000]

Originally Posted by David

I just wish I knew who was playing & orchestrating.

In my mind, I hear Tango-recording era FM. I am imaging Lindsey just going nuts making all kinds of weird, ghostly sounds in the studio and playing and recording all the parts himself. But I'm probably wrong, Mike Bise probably knows the whole story of Joan of Arc. I created my own myth about Joan of Arc being about Betty Ford, it would be disappointing if it turns out Stevie wrote it in 1973, LOL!

[MacAttack]

Thanks, I'll check out that ATBW. As for Joan of Arc, it was definitely recorded for Tango, and there are two versions at least. They're both on youtube.

And definitely, her most intense song. I think it's also her most desperate. Not much to it besides pain. I imagine Stevie recorded it coked out of her mind, it's just raw emotion, it's not like the others, very stripped down.

In short it kicks ass.

[goldustsongbird]

Is this different from the version posted? http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ki2kywe2ddg

[petep9000]

In short it kicks ass.

yup. That's exactly how I feel, it can just knock you over with how dementedly sad and fragile she sounds on this track.

"Well they came in tired,
and they said tired was the end of the line..."

[SapphireSister]

I'm resurrecting this thread because I heard ATBW on buckinghamnicks.net today and was reminded of what an amazingly powerful song it is. One of my top 3 outtakes. How could this have not made an album solo or FM? Even if there's a 1% chance she will ever release this song it won't be the same voice as this and that truly saddens me . Well I feel I need a little sympathy .
I also agree it sounds like TINT era. If you haven't heard this song listen to it immediately! I've never really given thought as to what it's about. Will have to think hard and get back to you.

[nicksphan]

Originally Posted by goldustsongbird

Is this different from the version posted? http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ki2kywe2ddg

I just downloaded this...much better quality than what I have...thank you!

I see it's from a compilation labeled 1/2/86 Master Compilation Reel...I'm very curious...what else is on that compilation?!?!

[Nathan]

Who is Mike Bise?

[mikebise]

Just some nobody.


"Joan of Arc" is pre-Betty Ford. I have three completely different recordings, all from Early 1986. Maureen Loftus was the first person to leak the Tango outtake version, and it was given to her as a batch of Tango outtakes.

The other two I have are simpler demos, but Stevie's voice is even better than on the Tango version.

As I wrote extensively about in the "Julia" thread, "All The Beautiful Worlds" is a fully-recorded outtake from The Wild Heart, recorded here in Dallas in 1982. I interviewed my fellow Dallasite Gordon Perry about this song in 1996. He produced "All The Beautiful Worlds", "Julia", "Gate and Garden", "Destiny" and "Wild Heart" here in Dallas, but Iovine was the Executive Producer for The Wild Heart and decided which songs made it on the album. Gordon's two favourite songs are "Julia" and "All The Beautiful Worlds" and was shocked when Jimmy cut them from the disc.

I have "two" versions of "All The Beautiful Worlds", but they are the same. I recently got a perfect Master-quality copy.

[SapphireSister]

Originally Posted by mikebise

Just some nobody.


"Joan of Arc" is pre-Betty Ford. I have three completely different recordings, all from Early 1986. Maureen Loftus was the first person to leak the Tango outtake version, and it was given to her as a batch of Tango outtakes.

The other two I have are simpler demos, but Stevie's voice is even better than on the Tango version.

As I wrote extensively about in the "Julia" thread, "All The Beautiful Worlds" is a fully-recorded outtake from The Wild Heart, recorded here in Dallas in 1982. I interviewed my fellow Dallasite Gordon Perry about this song in 1996. He produced "All The Beautiful Worlds", "Julia", "Gate and Garden", "Destiny" and "Wild Heart" here in Dallas, but Iovine was the Executive Producer for The Wild Heart and decided which songs made it on the album. Gordon's two favourite songs are "Julia" and "All The Beautiful Worlds" and was shocked when Jimmy cut them from the disc.

I have "two" versions of "All The Beautiful Worlds", but they are the same. I recently got a perfect Master-quality copy.

So there are 2 different recordings of ATBW? One during TWH era and one from the TINT outtakes? Can you please post the master quality copy you have? This song means the world to me. That Jimmy Iovine made a huge mistake but cutting it . This song could have been a great part of Stevie's legacy.

Thanks for the info.