RETURN TO COMBOLAND - GLASS MOON On A Carousel - 1982 video free download


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Duration: 03:30
Uploaded: 2007/01/28

RETURN TO COMBOLAND - A personal look at North Carolina's most influential (and secret) music legacy. Documentary Seeking Co-Production Partner - Produced and Directed by Steve Boyle. This is a sample of some of the archived music videos Steve created from 1981 to 1984.

For background on Glass Moon, details on the making of the video ON A CAROUSEL, and a chance to see some rare memorabilia, visit:

http://www.returntocomboland.com/glassmoon.htm

Comments

9 years ago

Leroy Corso

Brings back many memories from Raleigh, The Underground, and NCSU!!!

9 years ago

Joseph C Thomson

I knew the Hollies version (from my older brother... my much older brother) and didn't really give the song a hard look until Dave's version with Glass Moon. We did this version in my band during the 80's. Although I played the piano part on a Yamaha CP-70B not on a synth. Love your vocal, very English.Quick production question: did your drummer play to a click while tracking?I also find it incredibly charming that the man who created this awesome cover has actually posted a few comments here (kudos' Mr. Adams) and only a few posts seems to have mentioned that. Thanks for letting us know how it came about Dave, I'll go and get the digital versions so I can put my vinyl away.~JT

9 years ago

David Windsor

Dave Adams... I love what you did with this song. I have been a Hollies fan since I was a boy. The original version of On A Carousel is one of my absolute favorites, and I can't imagine it played any other way in my head. Your version, although the same song, has a totally different energy and feel to it. When I try to compare the two side by side, I can't do it. In my head they are essentially different songs that can only be performed either your way, or the Hollies way. I love them both equally and seperately for what they are. Thank you for your version... I still have it on 45 rpm vinyl from my days as a DJ at our High School radio station KEPO in Eagle Point, Oregon. Played the fool out of it back then, recorded it to digital for now-a-days-play so that I can preserve my 45. I hope all is weel with you and yours, and again, thank you for the great music!

9 years ago

Karen Dumers

I do not remember the Hollies version HOWEVER I do remember this one! 8th grade summer and I loved it! 80's!!

10 years ago

Pat Glaze

I got here from googleing "Killer at 25" which just popped into my head out of the blue. Always loved that song, but I didn't recall the band. This is a great cover - better than the Hollies arrangement, IMO. For me, however the incomparable vocals of Graham Nash tip the scales to the Hollies. Thanks for posting this.

10 years ago

Dave Adams

To those of you who prefer the Hollies version...I recognized it as a great song but it was so good that I wanted to take to a different place...I couldn't compete with the Hollies version so I sang it around the house for days and came up with my version..but I totally love the Hollies..especially when the had Graham Nash...that's all

10 years ago

sleepypie

The original is much better. The Hollies wrote this great song and performed it with incredible, powerful 3-part harmony. Vocally, they were one of the best live bands ever in the history of rock. This version is OK, but it mainly profits from the much newer technology of the 1980's vs. the 1960's. Much clearer sound, which is the only reason to believe this one is better. Dave Addams himself (lead singer) would agree. I've known him for 40 years.

11 years ago

myoi g

hope u like it

11 years ago

Botwin66

This song sounded AMAZING on the local prog-rock station back in '82. They played it like it was Top 5, not Top Forty. It should've blown up much bigger than it did.

11 years ago

MrReindeer69

It seems like only yesterday when I purchased the 45. A GREAT SONG!!!

11 years ago

Racine Evans

I remember hearing whis when I was 13 in the summer of '82 many times, but never knew who sang this? If it wasn't for me going nuts, and researching it on the net, I would've never found it (that was Dec '08). Thank you you tube:)

12 years ago

Dave Adams

All these songs are availiable at CD Baby and ITunes...Look for "Moon Tunes and More" all the hits digitally remastered along with unreleased originals.

12 years ago

Dave Adams

Ian Lloyd from The Stories sang backup on this song in the winter of 1980 at Electric Lady Studios in NYC..well done Ian!

12 years ago

Shanem sanderford

Where are you Miss Adams? You where one of my favorite teachers.

12 years ago

Shanem sanderford

I was one of the kids in the video Simon. My teacher was married to dave.

12 years ago

Tina Thompson

It almost makes me cry tears of joy to see Pullen Park the way I remembered it from college at State...to see Dave and the boys young again...wow, we had a hella good time Raleighwood peoples!

12 years ago

Caeric ArcLight

Looked for this off and on for decades. Thanks.

12 years ago

Eric Gustafson

been looking for this for about ten years or so ~ this is awesome

12 years ago

dan smith

love it...i THINK IT OUT PLAYS THE HOLLIES SORRY GRAHAM!

12 years ago

LAAS1959

I've known the Hollies since the 60's but first heard the cover version of Carousel. Searching for this song I come up with the Hollies original version but still preferred this cover.

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