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| Summer 1997 - Bugg Studios | |
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| Studio session of James Iha | |
| Artist | James Iha |
| Album | Let It Come Down |
| Date | 1997 |
| Location | Bugg Studios |
| Producer(s) | James Iha, Jim Scott |
The Summer 1997 Bugg Studios sessions were for James Iha's first solo album, Let It Come Down.
| “ | After the Pumpkins did a European tour, I had half an album's worth of older songs that didn't make it to the final cut of the Pumpkins records. So I decided to write some more stuff and do my own record, with my singing and production the way I heard it in my head. It was a very enjoyable experience. | ” |
| — James Iha, Pulse Magazine, June 1998 | ||
Tracks recorded[edit | edit source]
- "Be Strong Now"
- "Beauty"
- "Country Girl"
- "Falling"
- "Jealousy"
- "Lover, Lover"
- "My Advice"
- "No One's Gonna Hurt You"
- "One and Two"
- "See the Sun"
- "Silver String"
- "Sound of Love"
- "Summer"
- "Take Care"
- "Winter"
Equipment[edit | edit source]
Iha used a wide range of guitars on Let It Come Down, including 12-string acoustics, clean electric guitars, cellos, violin and an organ. The acoustic guitars included a Gibson J-100 Hummingbird and a "really good" Martin.[1] Iha's Danelectro guitar was used for a lot of overdubs, and as the slide guitar on "Lover, Lover".[2] The amplifiers were either Fender or Vox.
Producer Jim Scott used a small Neve boaard and a Studer 24-track.[2] Bugg Studios (Iha's home studio) had two drum kits: a 60's kit that Scott and Iha had, and a Yamaha kit.[1]