One of the members of Deep Cotton says in a "behind the music" type interview that I got with my iTunes LP version of the album that the "happy birthdays" were being sung to George Twopointoh (I think he was executive producer for the album or something?), whose birthday it was on the day it was recorded--incidentally, July 16. :)
One of the members of Deep Cotton says in a "behind the music" type interview that I got with my iTunes LP version of the album that the "happy birthdays" were being sung to George Twopointoh (I think he was executive producer for the album or something?), whose birthday it was on the day it was recorded--incidentally, July 16. :)
Does anyone else hear her repeat happy birthday at the end around 4:12?
Yes... I do ;) why?
Yes... I do ;) why?
I thought I was hearing things. What is that all about? It seems random.
I thought I was hearing things. What is that all about? It seems random.
One of the members of Deep Cotton says in a "behind the music" type interview that I got with my iTunes LP version of the album that the "happy birthdays" were being sung to George Twopointoh (I think he was executive producer for the album or something?), whose birthday it was on the day it was recorded--incidentally, July 16. :)
One of the members of Deep Cotton says in a "behind the music" type interview that I got with my iTunes LP version of the album that the "happy birthdays" were being sung to George Twopointoh (I think he was executive producer for the album or something?), whose birthday it was on the day it was recorded--incidentally, July 16. :)
I wondered about them, too!
I wondered about them, too!