Larry Levine & Stan Ross of Gold Star Studios on recording 'The Big Hurt' by Miss Toni Fisher
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A 1988 interview by Art Fein with LARRY LEVINE and STAN ROSS of the legendary Gold Star Recording Studios in Hollywood, California. The topic of discussion is the recording and mixing of the 1959 hit, 'The Big Hurt' by Miss Toni Fisher.
Wow... I've recorded at Gold Star with Phil... we did background for Bobby Soxx & the Blue Jeans...Ronny Bennett and Darlene Love were always hanging out... What a trip finding this by accident... I was in the band "The Centurions"... we did surf music in the '60's... but originally we were a blues band... Spector liked our band too and used us for backround tracks... Cheers... Jeffrey Lear Bass/Guitar The Centurions
Jeffrey Lear , were there any Centurions singles other than the Del-Fi L.P.?
Anthony Reichardt
Santa Ana, California
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I like the wind down groove on the original copy -it has an eerie woooooo sound running thru it-perfect followup to the song!!
Still love this song. Learned how to do the flange effect myself during the '60 using two tape recorders. Lots of fun.
A classic ...A legend !.
Priceless interview.
Sounded like listening to a song on Shortwave Radio 📻
The "flanging" effect makes this song one for the American Songbook - but the lyrics are wonderful as well, and Toni Fisher did a great job.
Interesting story.
There's a lot of great versions of that song: Susan Rafey. Susann Farrar. Del Shannon. Sandy Posey. Scott Walker.
Who wrote this classic ?
Wayne Shanklin
@@AnthonyReichardt oh OK...iv searched you tube ..the Big hurt us quite a haunting song ! .
Mamy think the Beatles were first at flanging bit no