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Perhaps I should know this -but I don't.
I just found a copy of the Aus Tour Ediiton of 60 miles an hour single and it lists the REading festival version of temptation as being written by New Order & Sumner. What the heck does that mean? Is this someone else who happens to have the name Sumner? Cos Sumner would be included in the umbrella of New Order, right. At a supreme level of confusion.
According to 511, Sumner is the sole author of the song and he doesn't want to share its credits with the rest of New Order. 
El Jarvo is on there - he's the one talking about the story of the Ceremony flag. And the whole doco was filmed by NOOLer Emeritus Jonathan Scott, who was a frequent flyer here but hasn't been sighted (to my knowledge) for quite a while.
There's probably a few others from here on there somewhere too. Couldv'e sworn I saw Johnny Giles in the crowd on the Glasto DVD too.
CTB
mil wrote: Perhaps I should know this -but I don't.
Is this someone else who happens to have the name Sumner? At a supreme level of confusion.
Sting
frank smarra wrote:
mil wrote: Perhaps I should know this -but I don't.
Is this someone else who happens to have the name Sumner? At a supreme level of confusion.
Sting
He is with an S in the end.
If barney wrote that tune on his own, note for note, drum strike for drumstrike, I'll eat my bass.
For ONE reason.....have you ever handed a drummer a score? No, you haven't, cos if you had, you'd be too deceased to be posting here....scores are best delivered to drummers on the end of comedy extending arms from behind a sound screen (preferably a blast screen). Last time I seen a drummer handed one, I heard him play it note for note, in amazement I poked my head in the room, to see him reading it, or rather the final shattered remains of it, off the batter head of his snare :)
