Raw Power Backing Vocals

I noticed that they are actually there, both on my original '73 US pressing and the Legacy remaster. You can hear them if you listen on headphones. They are so faint as to be almost subliminal, but they are there.

Their Ron's, really evident on the rough mixes. Especially "Penetration" and "Raw Power", but like everything Ron recorded for the album, they had to be turned down so far on the mix that that it made it almost impossible to hear them.

G, F#, E wrote:

Their Ron's, really evident on the rough mixes. Especially "Penetration" and "Raw Power", but like everything Ron recorded for the album, they had to be turned down so far on the mix that that it made it almost impossible to hear them.

Ron's - really? I'm pretty sure their Iggy's - as discussed in the RP DVD

G, F#, E wrote:

Their Ron's, really evident on the rough mixes. Especially "Penetration" and "Raw Power", but like everything Ron recorded for the album, they had to be turned down so far on the mix that that it made it almost impossible to hear them.

I think it´s Iggy with Ron on Raw Power ( I hear two voices goin "oooh" on the documentary film)..so it´s not only Ron, (Iggy says "that's all me by the way" about the backin vocals) but I think it´s good that the backin vocals are really low on the mix, not really good idea up front...

Look on the back of your copy of "Raw Power"

Ron Asheton - bass and vocals

I'm sure Ig did record SOME of the backing vocals and its not like Iggy took credit for what Ron's done before. Hell Mr Pop wrote all of "Fun House" remember?

who speak a one,two,three,four on shake appeal?(i think iggy mix)

stooges wrote:

who speak a one,two,three,four on shake appeal?(i think iggy mix)

iggy

I like it
it's cool