the saturdays sang the song 30 days in the hole.
the saturdays sang the song 30 days in the hole.
who sang the song 30 days in the hole?
the saturdays
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"30 days in the hole" is the seventh single by english rock group humble pie, from the band's 1972 "smokin'" album. the song received moderate radio airplay at the time but failed to chart. however it gained a following on album oriented rock and classic rock radio formats and consequently it remains one of humble pie's best known songs.









































the b-side on its us release was "sweet peace and time", while everywhere else the b-side featured "c'mon everybody" and "road runner".
30 days in the hole
another advantage of re-amping is that it enables producers and band members to have more options for remixing and redoing a recording a long time after the original recording. if the original recording of a song with electric guitar is done in 1985, and the electric guitarist's sound was only recorded with a mic in front of her/his combo amp or speaker cabinet, the recording will lock in the specific type of distortion, reverb, flanger processing and other effects that were used, which might sound "dated" several decades later. a producer who is tasked with doing a remix of this song 30 years later cannot "undo" or remove the distortion, reverb, chorus or flanger effects, and so there are limited options for remixing the guitar sound. on the other hand, if the engineering and production team in 1985 had simultaneously tracked (recorded) a "dry", di out signal from the electric guitar's pickups, a producer remixing the song 30 years later could take the dry guitar signal and re-amp it through 2000s-era digital effects and speaker systems, giving a new sound to this 1985 track.
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