The Way I Feel 2

[<Fennell>]

which album can the rearranged version of the way I feel be found on?

[<Fennell>]

which album can the rearranged version of the way I feel be found on?

[johnfowles]

Originally posted by &lt;Fennell&gt;:
which album can the rearranged version of the way I feel be found on? You'll never guess but it is on the 1967 United Artists album simply entitled "The way I feel"
http://cover6.cduniverse.com/MuzeAudioArt/430/438402.jpg
this is also shown elsewhere on corfid in fact
The rearranged version no doubt also appears on countless UA regurgitations/compilations but the version on the"songbook" box set/anthology is the original from the1966 album Lightfoot!
John Fowles

[ December 24, 2005, 12:00: Message edited by: johnfowles ]

[johnfowles]

Originally posted by &lt;Fennell&gt;:
which album can the rearranged version of the way I feel be found on? You'll never guess but it is on the 1967 United Artists album simply entitled "The way I feel"
http://cover6.cduniverse.com/MuzeAudioArt/430/438402.jpg
this is also shown elsewhere on corfid in fact
The rearranged version no doubt also appears on countless UA regurgitations/compilations but the version on the"songbook" box set/anthology is the original from the1966 album Lightfoot!
John Fowles

[ December 24, 2005, 12:00: Message edited by: johnfowles ]

[Lindab]

No duh.
Acually,the firs :rolleyes: :redface: t verion has all acoustic instruments in it,while the second version has
newcomers John Stockfish on Electric Bass
and The Awesome Red Shea on that weird Electric Guitar with the tremelo.

[Robby Lake]

No duh.
Acually,the firs :rolleyes: :redface: t verion has all acoustic instruments in it,while the second version has
newcomers John Stockfish on Electric Bass
and The Awesome Red Shea on that weird Electric Guitar with the tremelo.

[Borderstone]

That album is available seperately on it's own CD,or you can find it among the United Artists 4 in "The UA Collection".

I know it's not included in "Songbook" and I don't recall it being on any of the many "Best Of's" collections in the 70s.

I like that version but I like the original better. :)

[johnfowles]

Originally posted by Borderstone:


I know it's not included in "Songbook"
Er Um sorry Walter but before I posted my notes above I not only read my songbook booklet but I also took the precaution of playing Songbook disc 1 and the version of TWIF on Songbook IS categorically the original from Lightfoot! NOT the rearranged version on the later album
I also read from the songbook booklet tracklist at:-
http://web.archive.org/web/20021226023615/www.rhino.com/features/tracks/75802trx.lasso
or http://www.tracklist.notlong.com
the folowing in Black and white
4.EARLY MORNING RAIN [3:00]

5.THE WAY I FEEL [3:42]
Also issued as United Artists single #50152 (4/67)

6.STEEL RAIL BLUES [2:48]
Tracks 3-6 from the album Lightfoot! (A)
United Artists #6487 (1/66)
Produced by JOHN COURT
Recorded in New York City (12/64)
BRUCE LANGHORNE & DAVID REA: guitar * BILL LEE: bass

I also note that according to the Canadian "The Original Lightfoot...The United Artists Years" 3-CD box set
TWIF on Lightfoot! runs 3:43 (compare with 3:42 above)
whereas the later version on the album "The Way I Feel" is much shorter at 3:02 and is presumably therefore at a significantly faster tempo as well as switching to Red Shea.
From the above unarguable reasons I rest my case
John Fowles
Robby Lake also said "No duh" but I cannot fathom out what he might be saying "No" aboot here I as I was not arguing aboot the accoustic properties at all

Also originally posted by Borderstone:

and I don't recall it being on any of the many "Best Of's" collections in the 70s.Quite frankly "B" life is too short to check oot every "Best Of" compilation but I would not be surprised to find the later TWIF on one or other of them. Nor have I checked the most recent "Classic Masters" which logically should be the same as on the 1967 Canadian Picture Sleeve Single

http://www.lightfoot.ca/twif45.jpg

which(witch) reconsulting the tracknotes above is or was apparently the earlier Lightfoot! version

[ December 27, 2005, 21:53: Message edited by: johnfowles ]

[johnfowles]

Originally posted by Borderstone:


I know it's not included in "Songbook"
Er Um sorry Walter but before I posted my notes above I not only read my songbook booklet but I also took the precaution of playing Songbook disc 1 and the version of TWIF on Songbook IS categorically the original from Lightfoot! NOT the rearranged version on the later album
I also read from the songbook booklet tracklist at:-
http://web.archive.org/web/20021226023615/www.rhino.com/features/tracks/75802trx.lasso
or http://www.tracklist.notlong.com
the folowing in Black and white
4.EARLY MORNING RAIN [3:00]

5.THE WAY I FEEL [3:42]
Also issued as United Artists single #50152 (4/67)

6.STEEL RAIL BLUES [2:48]
Tracks 3-6 from the album Lightfoot! (A)
United Artists #6487 (1/66)
Produced by JOHN COURT
Recorded in New York City (12/64)
BRUCE LANGHORNE & DAVID REA: guitar * BILL LEE: bass

I also note that according to the Canadian "The Original Lightfoot...The United Artists Years" 3-CD box set
TWIF on Lightfoot! runs 3:43 (compare with 3:42 above)
whereas the later version on the album "The Way I Feel" is much shorter at 3:02 and is presumably therefore at a significantly faster tempo as well as switching to Red Shea.
From the above unarguable reasons I rest my case
John Fowles
Robby Lake also said "No duh" but I cannot fathom out what he might be saying "No" aboot here I as I was not arguing aboot the accoustic properties at all

Also originally posted by Borderstone:

and I don't recall it being on any of the many "Best Of's" collections in the 70s.Quite frankly "B" life is too short to check oot every "Best Of" compilation but I would not be surprised to find the later TWIF on one or other of them. Nor have I checked the most recent "Classic Masters" which logically should be the same as on the 1967 Canadian Picture Sleeve Single

http://www.lightfoot.ca/twif45.jpg

which(witch) reconsulting the tracknotes above is or was apparently the earlier Lightfoot! version

[ December 27, 2005, 21:53: Message edited by: johnfowles ]

[Borderstone]

You know John,I play the "S." CD's a lot and I relly haven't read the lists on the box or the back of the cases in awhile. Not to mention,that since I have "UA Collection",I don't play Disc 1 as often. :redface:

I better get myself back up to speed on things,I get so busy with work and recently the holidays,I seem to have lost track.

Quite embarrasing for a GL listner! :redface: :redface: :eek: