On 18 Apr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any one recall Shania Twain re-recording or remixing "Still the One"
for pop airplay? Something about deleting the fiddles or so?
[The writer obviously isn't much into country from her citing of LeAnn
Rimes as an artist who has enjoyed a "lengthy career"!.
Any one recall Shania Twain re-recording or remixing "Still the One" for pop
airplay? Something about deleting the fiddles or so? Plus, I seem to recall
the Dixie Chicks being asked to make some sort of similar compromise to be on
some TV show but refused? Do either of these scenarios sound
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any one recall Shania Twain re-recording or remixing "Still the One" for pop
airplay? Something about deleting the fiddles or so? Plus, I seem to recall
the Dixie Chicks being asked to make some sort of similar compromise to be on
some TV show but refused? Do
Any one recall Shania Twain re-recording or remixing "Still the
One" for pop
airplay? Something about deleting the fiddles or so?
I have a real vague recollection of this - vague enough that I'm not sure
whether it's at all accurate.
Plus, I seem
to recall
the Dixie Chicks being asked to
Louise says:
What? you mean the original You're Still The One has fiddle on it? The one
released in the UK for the pop audiences has organ and guitar,
but no fiddle.
Same as the album cut then; there's steel on it (Bruce Bouton), and mandolin
(Eric Silver), but no fiddle credit.
Jon
From the 3/1/99 Blue Chip Report:
The rumble is that VH1 wanted to play The Dixie Chicks' "Wide Open
Spaces", but wanted to edit out the fiddle parts. The group refused.
Guess the banjo didn't bother them.
Jon Weisberger Kenton County, KY [EMAIL PROTECTED]
some sort of similar compromise to be on some TV show but refused?
Lucinda refused to not "lie on my back and moan at the ceiling", on some
morning tv thing.
In a message dated 4/19/99 12:42:37 AM !!!First Boot!!!, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
some sort of similar compromise to be on some TV show but refused?
On a similar note, Gravel Train refused to be the cheesy "Robert Palmer
ripoff" band on Shania Twain's latest video.
Mitch Matthews
Gravel
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Date: Sunday, April 18, 1999 6:53 PM
Subject: help: trying to get stories straight
Any one recall Shania Twain re-recording or remixing "Still the One" for
pop
airplay? Somet
