2003 Kufala Recordings
| the song | |
|---|---|
| title : | Find my love |
| written by : | Mark E. Nevin |
| arranged by : | Eddi Reader, Christine Hanson, Graham Henderson, Boo Hewerdine, John McCusker and Colin Reid |
| song copyright : | © 1988 BMG Entertainment International UK & Ireland Ltd |
| source recording : | Eddi’s studio recording of this song is as part of Fairground Attraction, appearing one their The first of a million kisses album |
| the performance | |
|---|---|
| musicians | |
| Eddi Reader | vocal, acoustic guitar? |
| with : | |
| Christine Hanson | ’cello |
| Graham Henderson | accordion, backing vocal |
| Boo Hewerdine | acoustic rhythm guitar, backing vocal |
| John McCusker | fiddle, whistle |
| Colin Reid | acoustic lead guitar |
| music | |
|---|---|
| key : | C major |
| time-signature : | 4/4 |
| tempo : | MM 135 |
| form : | v V B C V B C M V B C M v M V B Cx n |
| lyrics |
|---|
|
provided for research and private study only (see above for copyright details): Find my love
cats are crying, gates are slamming
oh, on nights like these
find my love, hup
well I, I turn the dial on my radio
oh, on nights like these
find my love
somewhere out there there must be
call up my radio give them my number
{spoken:} sing!
find my love – accordion solo
somewhere out there there must be
call up my radio give them my number
oh, on nights like these
find my love – triplets, accordion solo |
| the recording | |
|---|---|
| personnel | |
| produced by : | Eddi Reader and David Kurtz (Kufala Recordings) |
| recorded by : |
Chris Leckie live at the Union Chapel, Islington, London, England
on Thursday |
| mixed by : |
Chris Leckie live at the Union Chapel, Islington, London, England
on |
| mastered by : | David Kurtz? at Kufala Recordings, Los Angeles? |
| technical | |
|---|---|
| equipment : | direct to DAT(?) from the mixing desk |
| signal path : | DDD |
| track timing : | 8:56 |
| song timing : | 5:30 |
| recording copyright |
|---|
|
2003 Kufala Recordings
|
| released on | ||
|---|---|---|
| album : | Live: London, UK 05.06.03 | CD 2, track 3 |
| commentary |
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| in the announcement for the next track, ‘ Wild mountainside’, which follows the applause for this song as part of this track, Eddi reveals that she secretly calls the Eddi Reader sings the songs of Robert Burns album Tender heart, partly because it has a non-Burns song (the aforementioned, and upcoming ‘ Wild mountainside’) and partly because it’s such a long title! |
| Adrian Dover |
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