| re: The legendary A.L.O. by Asia | |
|
Posted by: |
Markus 08:30 am UTC 10/25/08 |
| In reply to: | re: The legendary A.L.O. by Asia - Scaramouche 07:48 am UTC 10/25/08 |
| Btw, they have a brand new album out with their original and best voice which IŽll buy - today. Markus > Love this song, especially the keyboards and BV's. > > I'm not sure if he has any involvement > (arranging/producing) with this demo, but it does have a > Delta House/Deadringer vibe to it. > > The drummer Bev Bevan was the main driving force behind > ELO 2, and the song was co-written by John Payne, who was > lined up to be the vocalist. > > Jim was recruited to produce and was obviously played > demos by the group, and even offered them 'Anything For > Love'. > > I think Jim was onboard for a few months, but couldn't > agree terms with their manager (the infamous) Don Arden. > > > I think it was after Jim was no longer involved that he > suggested Eric Troyer to them, as they were looking for a > writer/singer. > > As with a lot of Steinman projects, shame this didn't > work-out; would love to have heard his production on > A.L.O. > > > > I'm still confused, though. Did Jim actually have anything > > to do with this recording? | |
| reply | | |
| Previous: | re: The legendary A.L.O. by Asia - wordnix 08:57 pm UTC 10/27/08 |
| Next: | re: The legendary A.L.O. by Asia - The_Count 10:55 pm UTC 10/25/08 |
| Thread: |
|