The music is so good, different from other music of the era. If you also enjoy it,share it with others. I haved turned my daughter on to The Babys, and she is a fan.( now 17)
This is great music and so different from the radio hits. I wonder at the contrast between this serious music and the very good pop love songs I remember, that I have to put away for awhile after listening to them too much. Is this the music the group really wanted to play? Well I can never know the answer to that.
Just hearing this song for the first time and im absolutely floored..great guitar tones and just a brilliant song..thumbs up to Mr Corby on that solo..sounds so beautiful..thanks SNOWCHILD..
Yet again, the fabulous SNOWCHILD has performed brilliantly.
For those interested I played a part on the actual 3rd synthesizer that Dr Moog made in his own garden shed. Dr Moog had hand-varnished the wooden pieces at the sides of it & for some reason it ended up in the studio in Toronto where we recorded this track. It comes in at 5:12 in quite a high register & sounds like a computerised 'arpegiator.' Of course, in those days there where no computers & it is therefore played manually.
@The1stBaby How are you Mike, sorry not been in touch, always think about you and am always asked about you by various people, for the record I have a Moog Rouge that I bought in 1983, 2 and a half octaves of pure mono, would never part with it, take care, Boo from Oaklands Road.
@icebaby57 Thanks, Boo. I always love hearing from you and I often think of you and your family. Hopefully, you can make it up here to my home in Scotland at some time where you would be a most welcomed old friend. MC.
The music is so good, different from other music of the era. If you also enjoy it,share it with others. I haved turned my daughter on to The Babys, and she is a fan.( now 17)
BrianDeYoung64 2 months ago
なつかしい！ これは大好きでした。
tanitan1223 8 months ago
Nope, I've no intention of dying just yet. Me and John have an agreement; he doesn't copy my stuff....and I dont copy his lol !!!!!!!!
jowaitedotcom 8 months ago
Who is playing acoustic guitar at the end? Corby?
jowaitedotcom 8 months ago
@jowaitedotcom Hi Jo
Mr. Corby says
It is Walt Stocker that plays the accoustic guitar at the end of Dying Man.
Are you copying "Dying Man"?
SC
SNOWCHILD1011 8 months ago
This is one great song.
Tremendous A minor chord progression at the end.
The Babys at their best.
jowaitedotcom 9 months ago
This song to me showed the potential greatness that this band possessed for years to come. Such a shame!
ipc2496 1 year ago
the bollocks its playing at my funeral
SirVeloman 1 year ago
This is great music and so different from the radio hits. I wonder at the contrast between this serious music and the very good pop love songs I remember, that I have to put away for awhile after listening to them too much. Is this the music the group really wanted to play? Well I can never know the answer to that.
Lisarata 1 year ago 2
Great song! Amazing guitar and wonderful voice. Thanks for sharing! :-)
artepazluz 1 year ago
Yes they were trailblazers! Nice MC!! Get well my friend!! Great stuff!!
Ciao
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BotoxBlues 1 year ago
One of my all time Babys songs! Epic.
deereater82663 1 year ago
...as ever...
ruaundine 1 year ago
Brilliant!! I like!!
Laylablue14200 1 year ago
Just hearing this song for the first time and im absolutely floored..great guitar tones and just a brilliant song..thumbs up to Mr Corby on that solo..sounds so beautiful..thanks SNOWCHILD..
gtrgyro420 1 year ago
Yet again, the fabulous SNOWCHILD has performed brilliantly.
For those interested I played a part on the actual 3rd synthesizer that Dr Moog made in his own garden shed. Dr Moog had hand-varnished the wooden pieces at the sides of it & for some reason it ended up in the studio in Toronto where we recorded this track. It comes in at 5:12 in quite a high register & sounds like a computerised 'arpegiator.' Of course, in those days there where no computers & it is therefore played manually.
MC.
The1stBaby 1 year ago 2
@The1stBaby How are you Mike, sorry not been in touch, always think about you and am always asked about you by various people, for the record I have a Moog Rouge that I bought in 1983, 2 and a half octaves of pure mono, would never part with it, take care, Boo from Oaklands Road.
icebaby57 1 year ago
@icebaby57 Thanks, Boo. I always love hearing from you and I often think of you and your family. Hopefully, you can make it up here to my home in Scotland at some time where you would be a most welcomed old friend. MC.
The1stBaby 1 year ago