| Title
of Work: |
Juicy Luicy
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Words
By:
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John Woloschuk
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Music
By:
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John Woloschuk |
Lead
Vocal:
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John Woloschuk |
Backup
Vocals:
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John Woloschuk, Laurie Hood
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Instrumentation:
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John:
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Piano, clavinet, organ,
synthesizer, bass guitar
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Dee:
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Electric guitar
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Terry:
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Tambourine, siren, drum
overdubs
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Recorded
At:
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Sounds Interchange, Toronto
Canada
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Recording
Period:
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December 1977 to May 1978 (mixed
in early June 1978)
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Initial
Release Date:
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August 1978 ("Sir Army Suit"
album)
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Remarks:
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The basic rhythm section for
this track was comprised of drums (Penti "Whitey" Glan), bass (Prakash
John), electric guitar (Dee) and piano (John). The bass track was
subsequently re-recorded by John Woloschuk using a newly acquired
"Spectre" bass. The original drum track was retained but was enhanced
with additional overdubs performed by Terry Draper.
All female background vocals on this recording were performed by Laurie
Hood, a prominent session vocalist at the time, who had previously been
featured on "California Jam" which was recorded back in 1974.
The brass section on this track included three trumpets (performed by
Guido Basso, Bruce Cassidy and Arnie Chycoski) and two saxophones
(played by Moe Koffman and Bert Hermiston). Previously, Guido and Arnie
had both played on "Sub Rosa Subway" and Bruce Cassidy had been the
sole trumpet player on "Dr. Marvello". Moe Koffman had performed both
piccolo and flute on the 1975 ensemble recording of "Sir Bodsworth
Rugglesby III".
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