Vinyl Album - Minnie Riperton - Love Lives Forever - Capitol

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Minnie Riperton
Title:	Love Lives Forever
Label:	Capitol
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	E-ST 12097
Date:	Oct 1980
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Minnie Riperton	Here We Go	M. Riperton, R. Rudolph, A. Phillips	Rate
A2	Minnie Riperton	I'm In Love Again	M. Riperton, R. Rudolph	Rate
A3	Minnie Riperton	Strange Affair	M. Riperton, R. Rudolph, M. Henderson	Rate
B1	Minnie Riperton	Island In The Sun	M. Riperton, R. Rudolph	Rate
B2	Minnie Riperton	Give Me Time	L. Caston, L. Hurtado	Rate
B3	Minnie Riperton	You Take My Breath Away	M. Riperton, R. Rudolph, R. Waldman	Rate
B4	Minnie Riperton	The Song Of Life (La-La-La)	M. Riperton, R. Rudolph, L. Caston, J. Weider	Rate

Notes

Minnie's vocals were recorded in 1978.
Everything else was recorded and mixed in April & May 1980 at Hollywood Studio

A1 Vocals: Roberta Flack & Peabo Bryson
A2 Vocal: Michael Jackson, Flute Solo: Hubert Laws
A3 Synthesizer: Michael Boddicker
B1 Tenor Sax Solo: Tom Scott
B2 Harmonica Solo: Stevie Wonder, Violin Solo: Gerry Vinci
B3 Vocals: George Benson
B4 Vocals & Electric Piano: Patrice Rushen

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sladesounds 27th May 2014		Yep your right - artist dies - company finds ways to sell more records :)



the Flea ● 27th May 2014		Yes Buddy's album was an overdubbed album, but the end result is the same: Buddy Holly sings, the Fireballs play the music after he died. Minnie sings, bunch of musicians play the music after she died.



sladesounds 27th May 2014		No expert on this but I think that the Buddy Holly album was "overdubbed" i.e. extra music etc was put on top of the existing recordings which in that case were all sorts including studio outtakes, home recordings etc., most of them being (at the time) mono recordings. End result the "full" original recording plus extra bits to "enhance" the music. With Minnie's album everything but the vocals were removed from the original recordings. I guess this was possible due to the fact that when she recorded them in 1978 there must have been multi track recorders in the studio with capability to lay down 24 tracks or more. After all but the vocal tracks were removed, new music and extra vocals were recorded and added in with the tempo of the songs also being changed. End result here original vocals only with everything else you hear being newly recorded.



the Flea ● 27th May 2014		Not sure if this album was the first of its kind. Surely Buddy Holly's "Reminiscing" album is in a similar vein in that the original music was replaced by other musicians at a later date.



sladesounds 27th May 2014		Love Lives Forever is the sixth and final studio album by American soul singer Minnie Riperton. Released posthumously, it was co-produced by her husband Richard Rudolph and released on her then-label Capitol Records. It consists of unused vocal sessions, put in music and vocally completed by artists she admired or with whom she shared her musical style. Even though most of the selections are set in a midtempo rhythm, they are calm in mood. This album was the first of its kind, in that all of Minnie's vocals were stripped from their earlier, original music tracks and completely redone. Completed with new musicians, vocalists and arrangements. Producer Quincy Jones described this difficult project best as "keeping the bridge, but moving the water."

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