I remember getting the last minute call for this session at about midday on a rainy Sunday when I was up in the Cotswolds. I jumped in my car and headed for central London to engineer this remix at Matrix Studios (near the British Museum), completed at about 8am the following morning! It became the B-side of The Universal
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