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Hey all. I was just listening to the recording of Gord and Ron tackling Take Me in Your Hand as a duet. Does anyone know where this came from, or the date it was recorded? I know that it's been floating around on Kazaa for awhile, but otherwise I'm clueless. I searched on Hipbase and found nothing.... Any guesses?
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Here is your answer, dear Jenna...
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That's a real hidden gem... thanks for bringing that up... on my way to find it.
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Only the lyrics are the same...the music is 100% different! And it's hard to tell which I like more...some days, the wailing guitar really gets me in the live version, but that foot-shuffling mumbling on CMG is wonderfully introspective at times too.
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So is this really with Ron Sexsmith, or the Rheos?
I used to have mp3's of those songs with the Rheos, and I don't remember any mention of Ron Sexsmith. I haven't had a copy of those in a while though, so now I'm confused.
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I was glad he changed the "say it, don't spray it" to "say it, just convey it"...even though I'd never say I didn't like some small part of his lyrics, I always thought "don't spray it" was kind of a stupid colloquialism to use in a song that good.