This Is The Dub Mix Of The Song Celebrate Youth By Australian Singer Rick Springfield. This Is Recorded From Celebrate Youth (US 12" Vinyl).
Title: Celebrate Youth (Dub Mix) (1985)
Band: Rick Springfield
Album: Celebrate Youth
Genre: Power Pop, Rock
Label: EMI Records, RCA Records, Wizard Records
Released Date: 1985
Songwriters: Rick Springfield
Track Number: 2/2
Producers: Bill Drescher, Rick Springfield
Manufactured By - RCA B.V.
Produced For - Famous Dog Productions
Phonographic Copyright ℗ - RCA Records
Published By - Super Ron Music
Lacquer Cut At - Bovema / EMI Studios - 57409
Lacquer Cut At - Bovema / EMI Studios - 57410
Phonographic Copyright ℗ - RCA Records
Published By - Super Ron Music
Produced For - Famous Dog Productions
Made By - RCA Schallplatten GmbH
Kind: MPEG audio file
Length: 6:22
Bit Rate: 320 kbps
Sample Rate: 44.100 kHz
Channels: Stereo
Volume: -1.5 dB
Format: MPEG-1,Layer 3
Date Modified: Wednesday July 10 2024 10:51 PM
Date Added: Wednesday July 10 2024 10:51 PM
Day Added: Wednesday
Sort Date: 10/07/2024
Album Artist: Rick Springfield
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© 1985 EMI Records
℗ 1985 EMI Records
℗ 1985 RCA Records
© 1985 RCA Records
Notes: Three things you need to know about Rick Springfield.
He’s not American but from Oz.
He got heavily into synths and samplers in the 80’s even though he still poses with a guitar.
He might know Bruce Springsteen.
This was from 1985 and from the album “Tao” Produced with Bill Drescher, remixed by Mark Kamins and Jay Burnett so a big 80’s sound, you could almost copyright their remixes !!! With edits by he Latin Rascals.
Drums and bass sequencer this was probably cutting edge. There is a guitar in there but it was aiming at the Dance Floor.
It does have a harmonica solo amongst all the Hi-Tech Bangs and Crashes.