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Markus 11:24 pm UTC 05/15/11 |
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Best Produced Jim Song? - steven_stuart 11:15 pm UTC 05/15/11 |
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> I was watching a history of Take That and I honestly
> thought that Jim's production of "Never Forget" was
> perhaps their best produced single (and I believe it was
> one of their biggest sellers). Does anyone know why they
> didn't do more projects with Jim and Steve Rinkoff? What
> would you say Jim's best production on a single song ever
> is? It could be one that he wrote or someone else's
> writing (as in the case of Take That). Meat Loaf won the
> Grammy for "Anything For Love". The award was for best
> vocal but I hear that Jim spent ages putting different
> bits of different tracks together to come up with the
> vocal that won. Not only was he a master song writer but
> he was a master producer as well. Someone recently told me
> that Jim produced a song for the Disney film "Anastasia".
> Unfortunately I haven't seen it yet. Does anyone who has
> seen it have any comments about Jim's contribution?http://youtu.be/P1vDqgsbyhQ
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