I've not listened to "Yesterdays" in years but I just picked up a clean, vinyl copy and gave it a spin last night. I've always wondered what the story is with "Dear Father" and its sound quality/source tape. When I first heard it on CD back in the 90s, I noticed that it sounds like it was lifted from a defective source (or so it seems) as it sounded draggy or even like warped vinyl in comparison to the other "Time and a Word" era tracks. Turns out this was true on the original vinyl as well. Does anyone know the story on this one?
Bookmarks