Lindsey's Arranging On Tango In Night

[MacShadowsBall]

Originally Posted by Phil

Just read through this entire thread for the first time and had a recollection that apparently "the band" (possibly just Lindsey, but who knows?) originally only wanted two Stevie tracks included on the TITN album, but that the record company intervened and insisted upon a third selection at the last minute. Is anyone able to substantiate this?

I've heard this too from previous threads/discussions on the Ledge. I'm sure one of our Ledgie researchers can find some evidence.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by MacShadowsBall

I've heard this too from previous threads/discussions on the Ledge. I'm sure one of our Ledgie researchers can find some evidence.

Everyone has looked before. There is no evidence of that, although we have discussed it many times over the years. The only thing that will come up is posts on this forum saying that. There's not going to be any newspaper interviews or articles that come up to that effect. It's been the subject of fan gossip for years, though.

Michele

[bobwelchera]

This is quite the intense thread...I read most of the first few pages, haha.

Now, I love Tango, no doubt. My only thing is that it's hard for me to discern where Christine's keyboard parts are in some songs. "Caroline" has that synth part in the chorus, but that's it? I don't really hear that much, if any, in "You and I, Part II." In "Big Love," it sounds like the synth bits are just altered vocal parts, with mayyybe a little keyboard. I don't believe there is a part in "Tango."

That being said, I really think "Joan of Arc" should have been included, maybe in "When I..."'s place - it's right in line with "Tango."

Also, I'm still trying to understand the dislike of "Welcome to the Room...Sara." I think that it's pretty great tune - it keeps you on your toes. Maybe that's it? It's not "super formulaic?"

[StevieNicksfann]

I love Welcome To The Room...Sara - both the released version and the demo as well