Bach Street Prelude Single
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As I can see at Joe's site this Bach Street Prelude single has the following tracklisting:
I'm a Doun for Lack O'Johnnie (A Little Scottish Fantasy)
Habanera (from Carmen Fantasy)
I remember that Glenn once said that there was a special imited release of the 'Í Am A Doun' single that contains this part of the Carmen Fantasy.
I have no idea why it is called Bach Street Prelude single!
Glenn, any suggestions?
I'm a Doun for Lack O'Johnnie (A Little Scottish Fantasy)
Habanera (from Carmen Fantasy)
I remember that Glenn once said that there was a special imited release of the 'Í Am A Doun' single that contains this part of the Carmen Fantasy.
I have no idea why it is called Bach Street Prelude single!
Glenn, any suggestions?
It was a Holland 3 track release that never got released, they took the "Bach Street Prelude" track off the single. Went with 2 tracks of "I'm a Doun" & "Habanera" which was also recalled days before it's release although some pre-orders like my 2 copies
did make it out. EMI had Holland go with the same release as the UK & Europe.
This has happened before. Germany or Holland had a 4 track version of the Destiny single that never got released. EMI marketers seem to have great trouble figuring out what they want and have difficulty comunicating it clearly too. Just like the issue with the Mexico version of StC having "Art of War" but it's not listed in the booklet. Then there was the issue of CA1 being mis labeled initially. Ofcourse anyone who has dealt with EMI know this level of corperate koas and cluelessness is standard operating practice for them.

This has happened before. Germany or Holland had a 4 track version of the Destiny single that never got released. EMI marketers seem to have great trouble figuring out what they want and have difficulty comunicating it clearly too. Just like the issue with the Mexico version of StC having "Art of War" but it's not listed in the booklet. Then there was the issue of CA1 being mis labeled initially. Ofcourse anyone who has dealt with EMI know this level of corperate koas and cluelessness is standard operating practice for them.
Glenn
Yes please Machalita
I also would love to have this peice.
Oh yes!
Led Zep did the same with the Houses of the Holy album. They put the title track on the Physical Graffiti album.
Just thought I'd let you all know this bit of info'.
Not that anyone cares!
I also would love to have this peice.
Oh yes!
The Bach Street Prelude Single... doesnt have Bach Street Prelude o_O? why? what class of single is that?
Led Zep did the same with the Houses of the Holy album. They put the title track on the Physical Graffiti album.
Just thought I'd let you all know this bit of info'.
Not that anyone cares!

It is from the Berlin Philharmonie performance.
As for why the 3 track single was called "Bach Street" was because the single was going to be anchored by that track. But "I'm a doun.." appeared to be a strong enough single on it's own to not need the added fire power that BSP would offer. In the end EMI reworked the single early as we know and removed BSP before anything was pressed. The 2 track version with "Habanera" was a goof-up that made it to pressing but was recalled before release. The title of the single is just an error by people quoting the early/preliminary release sheets for a single that never existed. It should really be, and correctly so, the "Scottish Fantasy" single without an additional BSP single noted at all. So sites that list such a single are just propogating a partial error (as a few BSP-free single did go out).
PS: I hope I'm not boring ya'all with this level of detail. :O
Hey Kevin, When is your competition? ???
Tell us how it goes (ya, I know, wrong string)
As for why the 3 track single was called "Bach Street" was because the single was going to be anchored by that track. But "I'm a doun.." appeared to be a strong enough single on it's own to not need the added fire power that BSP would offer. In the end EMI reworked the single early as we know and removed BSP before anything was pressed. The 2 track version with "Habanera" was a goof-up that made it to pressing but was recalled before release. The title of the single is just an error by people quoting the early/preliminary release sheets for a single that never existed. It should really be, and correctly so, the "Scottish Fantasy" single without an additional BSP single noted at all. So sites that list such a single are just propogating a partial error (as a few BSP-free single did go out).
PS: I hope I'm not boring ya'all with this level of detail. :O
Hey Kevin, When is your competition? ???
Tell us how it goes (ya, I know, wrong string)

Glenn