The Twilight: Still Loving You (Vinyl LP)
Ubiquity Records
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Vinyl LP pressing. Still Loving You, by Twilight, was originally released in 1981. With the exception of a guest horn section and one guest vocal, Twilight was, and still is, Lawrence Ross; one man with a clear vision of what his music should sound like, and how he would make it on his own. Working the nightshift at General Mills, Ross was a Head shift packer at a flour mill where, in The Twilight hours, there was enough quiet time to create songs. He estimates it took him about a year to write the album, but recording only took a week. Able to get by with only 3 hours sleep he recorded Still Loving You in a seven-day stretch between 10am and 11am every morning, just a few hours after finishing work. Ross showed-up to the studio with a master plan to make a record as he heard it in his head, by playing everything himself. I laid out a tick track from begin to end on the first day, he explains. Then I went in and laid down the bass on the next day, and then drums, and then keyboards etc, with each process taking one hour of studio time each day. Play My Game, Just a Kiss Away, Give Love a Try, Come With Me, Scorpittiarus, We'll Be Special, Still Loving You, Love's The Way, Straight To My Heart, You Know It's Me, Love's High
Vinyl LP pressing. Still Loving You, by Twilight, was originally released in 1981. With the exception of a guest horn section and one guest vocal, Twilight was, and still is, Lawrence Ross; one man with a clear vision of what his music should sound like, and how he would make it on his own. Working the nightshift at General Mills, Ross was a Head shift packer at a flour mill where, in The Twilight hours, there was enough quiet time to create songs. He estimates it took him about a year to write the album, but recording only took a week. Able to get by with only 3 hours sleep he recorded Still Loving You in a seven-day stretch between 10am and 11am every morning, just a few hours after finishing work. Ross showed-up to the studio with a master plan to make a record as he heard it in his head, by playing everything himself. I laid out a tick track from begin to end on the first day, he explains. Then I went in and laid down the bass on the next day, and then drums, and then keyboards etc, with each process taking one hour of studio time each day. Play My Game, Just a Kiss Away, Give Love a Try, Come With Me, Scorpittiarus, We'll Be Special, Still Loving You, Love's The Way, Straight To My Heart, You Know It's Me, Love's High