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Modern Folk Quartet (MFQ)
Chip Douglas, Cyrus Faryar, Henry Diltz, Jerry Yester
This Could Be the Night
Produced by Phil Spector, Arranger: Jack Nitzsche
Recorded: Gold star Studios, October,1965
Henry Diltz: ... We went into the studio and cut a song called "This Could Be the Night", a Harry Nilsson tune, and it had the whole Spector "wall of sound". Part of the sound was to have lots of guitars, lots of drums, lots of bass - not just one of everything. So anyway, we recorded this song, and Brian Wilson came down when it was finished. He'd sit in the control booth wearing pajamas, robe, and slippers, listening to the song over and over and over again. We didn't talk much, but we loved having him there, cuz we loved the Beach Boys. Everything seemed to be going real well, except that Phil never put the song out.
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9 years ago
zorenxam
its on dvd !!!!!! i have it :) its Awesome !!!9 years ago
Im Yu
Eddie Hoh, drummer for MFQ, isn't mentioned here. Did he play on this, or did Phil use Hal Blaine? Eddie was a session drummer himself; he could certainly handle this quite easily.9 years ago
Brian D
It really could be.9 years ago
SwornReaper
Women back then hot, sexy as fuck!!!!!!!!9 years ago
terrypussypower
Never realised Henry Diltz was in the MFQ!This tune could be an old Beach Boys number!10 years ago
dlsofsetx
The Big TNT Show was obviously the inspiration for The Midnight Special.I wonder if it was ever put out on DVD.10 years ago
Jay Boyle
The Lovin Spoonful was on the TNT show as were the Modern Folk Quartet, one of whose members was Jerry Yester, who would later replace the Spoonful's Zal Yanovsky after he was deported to Canada after a marijuana bust that involved him and bass player Steve Boone. Both Boone and Yanovsky wound up naming the supplier in exchange for a lesser sentence.10 years ago
TheGreenmeeny
Spector was coke addled and pulled out of music around then I think10 years ago
TheGreenmeeny
Wasn't this Modern Folk Quintet cos the awesome Fast Eddie Hoh was on drums !?!10 years ago
shelley pierce
speaking of rodney on the rockModern Folk Quartet (MFQ) - This Could Be The Night10 years ago
Oscar Gonzalez
same here10 years ago
spacepatrolman .
1:50 INTERLUDE 1:5011 years ago
Alex Delarge
The fact that this song didn't come out is ridiculous and Phil Spector messed up by not releasing it. If Brian Wilson likes it, it's probably a gem, but I guess Phil didn't realize that.11 years ago
soundgarden700
"Who are those wild and crazy teenagers or young adults running wild in the streets in the dead of night.11 years ago
cleanheart13 .
I met the legendary Rodney Bingenheimer last night backstage after our Blondie/Devo concert at the Greek. My son was thrilled to meet Clem Burke, and I was so happy to meet Rodney! I started listening to him on Roq of the 80's, 106.7 KROQ in 1982. I spent many sleepless nights listening to Rodney, "This could be the night," on my Sony Walkman. I sang a little bit of it to Rodney last night and he reminded me it was MFQ and mentioned Phil Spector. Thanks for posting, wonderful video!11 years ago
rawpilot84
When I was younger I was late to school many Mondays because I stayed up late to listen to this song on KROQ. Great memories.11 years ago
EnragedSephiroth
Just heard this on KROQ. Blew my mind.12 years ago
jmua04
Damn... the things Spector could do with echo. This might be his most genius production and that is saying something.12 years ago
harvey1954
Henry Diltz sings lead on this gem. I wonder if the band knew at the time this song appeared in the film that Spector was going to crush the tune by not releasing it?13 years ago
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