Bring it to Jerome/Somewhere mixed channels

[dino77]

Thanks a lot to Johan for the "Bring it on home" torrent!

The Paul Caruso tracks, "Bring it to Jerome" and "Somewhere" have 2 totally separate channels it seems; only Caruso's harmonica to the left and Jimi's guitar and vocals to the right.
I did a subtle stereo re-mix of the tracks where the instruments are blended in both channels; this brings the distant vocals forward a bit.
Otherwise the files are the same, no EQ.

[dino77]

Does not appear to work...I'll check.

[zombywoof57]

i'd like to hear it

[Luigi]

the download does not start

[thunderbaas]

i'd like to hear it

This goes for me too,would sure like to hear Jimi's "new" lyrics. Guess something went wrong with the torrent,hope you'll be able to fix it and put it up here again.
thanks in advance for your effort.

All the best,
Thunderbaas.

[dino77]

Thanks for the interest - should work now if you junk the old torrent file and download the new attached torrent file!

[manfree]

Well, it still seems to be plaing "Silly buggers"
S`pose it could be me?
Edit, I Lied, Works Perfecly

[thunderbaas]

Thanks for the interest - should work now if you junk the old torrent file and download the new attached torrent file!

Thanks Dino77 torrent is working perfect now,and the "Somewhere" lyrics can be heard much better now

[Fuzzlord]

Thanks for this.

[dino77]

Thanks for this.

You are very welcome, Fuzzlord.

[Roland Stone]

I don't know how long this has been in circulation but "Bring it To Jerome" is certainly new and a treat for me! Wish I could hear Jimi's lyric even better as its somewhat altered from the Bo Diddley master and alternate takes I'm familiar with. Probably just a case of Jimi forgetting the words and making up his own. I've always been partial to Paul Caruso's harp playing. I think he's the best fit for a harp player with Jimi, much more sympatico than any of the others I've heard and that includes Butterfield!

[zombywoof57]

I don't know how long this has been in circulation but "Bring it To Jerome" is certainly new and a treat for me! Wish I could hear Jimi's lyric even better as its somewhat altered from the Bo Diddley master and alternate takes I'm familiar with. Probably just a case of Jimi forgetting the words and making up his own. I've always been partial to Paul Caruso's harp playing. I think he's the best fit for a harp player with Jimi, much more sympatico than any of the others I've heard and that includes Butterfield!

i agree