This was recorded February 24, 1983, which I figure the song was pretty much close to being finished. They had an end of March 1983 deadline for album sessions.
Cool version...you hear more of her vocal range here. However, I prefer the version remixed by Jellybean...the commercially released one. I think Reggie wanted to produce the best pop sound for her....on the contrary, I think Madonna wanted a more aggressive dance beat..... I may be wrong
This is just the demo. The album/single version is the one by Reggie Lucas, while the “New” Mix (the 7 minute long one as the final track off the 2001 remastered edition) is the one by Jellybean.
I don't think you're wrong. Jellybean kept the best of Reggie's mix but Madge knew what would be more club sounding, and knew a DJ like Jellybean could give it to her.
These are definitely the main tracks pre final mix & mastering. You can hear certain instruments to high in certain spots but it’s all there & she gets NOWHERE NEAR the credit she deserves for songwriting! It may not be a complicated song to play but it doesn’t need to be. You can’t write this any better & the final arrangement is amazing! It wasn’t just thrown out there with no care, they put heart into every part of the song. Sorry for rambling but I hate when songs like this get looked down on for being “Pop”Well “Pop” means POPULAR & the song resonates with a great number of people for a reason. Ok I’m done lol
@@mikemeengs5720 I'm not sure whose mix it is but in an interview, Reggie was very proud of this song. He said that if you heard the demo and the album release, they both sound very similar but barely, and that he and Madonna had to work hard on this track. However, Madonna wasn't happy about Reggie using too many instruments in some of the songs, so I wouldn't be surprised if Jellybean simplified it and emphasized a stronger beat for Madonna to dance to. Then again, this demo track could be the one Reggie was referring to and they started building off this. Either way, they all contributed in some ways and in the end released a perfect album.
they did a hell of a job cleaning up this mix and creating a final version that's way superior to this mix. the photo looks like one of the pics they considered for her first album cover; again, the did a hell of a job creating a better photo and airbrushing it to perfection. see? not everything's as magical and perfect as it seems. they just don't let you hear or see the stages. thanks to the internet, now you can!
En el Yeeeeiii... del minuto 1:46 no tiene el efecto del eco como en el disco. Ese Cuz I know... del minuto 2:15 también es diferente. Es toooda una joya esta maqueta.
The original demo was actually recorded in January 1983, this is a rough mix from February 24, 1983. I think as someone said above, the final Jellybean version was made in March of 1983.
NO MANCHES, PARA SE UN DEMO ESTÁ MUY BIEN LA CANCIÓN EH..... LO QUE MÁS ME GUSTÓ DE ESTE DEMO ES QUE TIENE UNA SOLA PALABRITA QUE ME MATÓ; MÁS BIEN UNA LETRA: "U" EN ESPAÑOL Y "OOH" EN INGLÉS LA CUAL NO VIENE INCLUIDA EN LA VERSIÓN ORIGINAL O MEJOR DICHO LA VERSIÓN OFICIAL DE "LUCKY STAR" Y ÉSTA SE ENCUENTRA EN EL MINUTO 2:50.... "You maybe my luckystar; cause I´m the luckiest by far OOOOOHHH starlight, starbright...." MUCHÍSIMAS GRACIAS MADONNA DEMOS POR ESTA BELLA VERSIÓN QUE ME MATÓ!!!!
I think I like this version better but Madonna needed something more streamlined to gain exposure. Reggie Lucas's production is brilliant but really not that qualitatively different from other rhythm and blues productions of that era. This is black music; Jellybean made it more palatable for suburban ears.
I think it's just a different production treatment, an alternate mix, not a demo, 'cause vocals are the same as the album version. Same case with other demos in this channel...
Written by Madonna and produced by Reggie Lucas, with rhythm dance-pop. Madonna dancing, accompanied by her brother Christopher Ciccone and her friend Erica Bell. Madonna with the look of early career: lots of makeup, lots of bracelets and chains, headscarf ... look that was copied by young at the time: the "wannabes"
One of my favourite Madonna songs. The drums and synths are FAB!
Iconic star! ❤
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It brings me so many good feelings ♥️
Madonna, a star from the start
Yep.
A tip : you can watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching loads of movies recently.
@Yehuda Jacob Definitely, been watching on Flixzone for since december myself =)
Love her and her style , her voice and the song.
Madonna 80s icon.
80S The best ever sound ❤legendary ❤ the timeless icon😊
MADONNA FOR EVER...AND EVER
Timeless 😊
Love this voice so so so much!!
She was so sexy back then. Shame what she has become. A hag who thinks she's 23.
This was recorded February 24, 1983, which I figure the song was pretty much close to being finished. They had an end of March 1983 deadline for album sessions.
You know every detail! Where did u find this news?
Straordinaria Madonna. Da un inizio in sordina ad un successo planetario. Madonna artista unica senza tempo. Grande Madame X. 👑👑👑👑👑👑
This mix sounds Immaculate
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Her vocal is exactly the same as the one released. The only difference is the track. This is likely more an early mix than a demo.
wowowowowowowowowo..WOW!
The simplified guitar, voice, synths.......love. diff version.
Cool version...you hear more of her vocal range here. However, I prefer the version remixed by Jellybean...the commercially released one. I think Reggie wanted to produce the best pop sound for her....on the contrary, I think Madonna wanted a more aggressive dance beat..... I may be wrong
This is just the demo. The album/single version is the one by Reggie Lucas, while the “New” Mix (the 7 minute long one as the final track off the 2001 remastered edition) is the one by Jellybean.
@@ArtistsCry13 Same exact tracks. This is Reggie's mix that Madonna wasn't happy with.
I don't think you're wrong. Jellybean kept the best of Reggie's mix but Madge knew what would be more club sounding, and knew a DJ like Jellybean could give it to her.
These are definitely the main tracks pre final mix & mastering. You can hear certain instruments to high in certain spots but it’s all there & she gets NOWHERE NEAR the credit she deserves for songwriting! It may not be a complicated song to play but it doesn’t need to be. You can’t write this any better & the final arrangement is amazing! It wasn’t just thrown out there with no care, they put heart into every part of the song. Sorry for rambling but I hate when songs like this get looked down on for being “Pop”Well “Pop” means POPULAR & the song resonates with a great number of people for a reason. Ok I’m done lol
@@mikemeengs5720 I'm not sure whose mix it is but in an interview, Reggie was very proud of this song. He said that if you heard the demo and the album release, they both sound very similar but barely, and that he and Madonna had to work hard on this track. However, Madonna wasn't happy about Reggie using too many instruments in some of the songs, so I wouldn't be surprised if Jellybean simplified it and emphasized a stronger beat for Madonna to dance to. Then again, this demo track could be the one Reggie was referring to and they started building off this. Either way, they all contributed in some ways and in the end released a perfect album.
Let's dance ...
Glad the added the funky guitar rIFFs.makes a whole difference.
So wonderful to hear this demo! And to know the background behind the evolution of this song, the first time I was introduced to Madonna!
❤
Madonna voce e prinsejja ti amo
I really like this version....sounds more like a "promo" mix rather than a demo version
It sounds like someone took it from the immaculate collection and just played with music
+21fags I think this is the version from Immaculate - sounds the same with the music tweaked a little
they did a hell of a job cleaning up this mix and creating a final version that's way superior to this mix. the photo looks like one of the pics they considered for her first album cover; again, the did a hell of a job creating a better photo and airbrushing it to perfection. see? not everything's as magical and perfect as it seems. they just don't let you hear or see the stages. thanks to the internet, now you can!
I love Lucky Star & I think this version would have done very well if it had been released. I like the opening better.
There's a guitar absent from the bridge.
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Better vocals here than in the album version
Same master vocal tracks. Just mixed different here, or not final mix yet but same lead & background vocals here.
Literally same vocals just a muddier mix
@@FoxyChariot yes!
thankx for posting
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Muito parecido com o álbum...escrita por Madonna!! Amo Madonna
tu é brasileira/portuguesa ou espanhola?
cool!
LUV
Wow! Nile Rodgers made such a difference in the song. Strange to hear this song without his guitar playing
I'm not positive, but I'm guessing Paul Pesco played guitar on this. Nile Rodgers didn't work with Madonna until 'Like a Virgin.'
Nile didn't play on the song. It was Paul Pesco
Nile Rogers had nothing to do with this.
Thank you. Had Nile worked on it, the guitar work would been heavier and more danceable. Nile was funk and disco. This is synth pop.
@@marquisdevereaux1407 Post-disco actually
This is not demo but not a final version of the álbum
wao is soo gooddd and freshhh i love it.
Thank the keyboardist Frank Zarr.
this is better then the version on her first Album
En el Yeeeeiii... del minuto 1:46 no tiene el efecto del eco como en el disco. Ese Cuz I know... del minuto 2:15 también es diferente. Es toooda una joya esta maqueta.
This is a rough mix, not a demo.
I thought it sounded very polished for a demo!
The original demo was actually recorded in January 1983, this is a rough mix from February 24, 1983. I think as someone said above, the final Jellybean version was made in March of 1983.
NO MANCHES, PARA SE UN DEMO ESTÁ MUY BIEN LA CANCIÓN EH..... LO QUE MÁS ME GUSTÓ DE ESTE DEMO ES QUE TIENE UNA SOLA PALABRITA QUE ME MATÓ; MÁS BIEN UNA LETRA: "U" EN ESPAÑOL Y "OOH" EN INGLÉS LA CUAL NO VIENE INCLUIDA EN LA VERSIÓN ORIGINAL O MEJOR DICHO LA VERSIÓN OFICIAL DE "LUCKY STAR" Y ÉSTA SE ENCUENTRA EN EL MINUTO 2:50.... "You maybe my luckystar; cause I´m the luckiest by far OOOOOHHH starlight, starbright...." MUCHÍSIMAS GRACIAS MADONNA DEMOS POR ESTA BELLA VERSIÓN QUE ME MATÓ!!!!
I think I like this version better but Madonna needed something more streamlined to gain exposure. Reggie Lucas's production is brilliant but really not that qualitatively different from other rhythm and blues productions of that era. This is black music; Jellybean made it more palatable for suburban ears.
IS It me or the vocals are better mixed here...sounds much better
This version is not really that different from the final version
Tá muito parecida com versão original.
Quase tudo aí foi mantido...
I think it's just a different production treatment, an alternate mix, not a demo, 'cause vocals are the same as the album version. Same case with other demos in this channel...
Except for the part where she sings "oooh" in the middle of the song. But I'm sure there are more subtle differences in the vocals.
sounds the same to me. whats the difference?
Me encanta, pero prefiero la del disco editado.
Is this the Reggie Lucas mix before Jellybean came in?
Except for the beginning and the Bridge everything else is pretty much the same.
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Yo tambien ;)
"Hum camon"
Written by Madonna and produced by Reggie Lucas, with rhythm dance-pop.
Madonna dancing, accompanied by her brother Christopher Ciccone and her friend Erica Bell.
Madonna with the look of early career: lots of makeup, lots of bracelets and chains, headscarf ... look that was copied by young at the time: the "wannabes"
Isn't this the demo version of the remix that was supposed to be included in You Can Dance?
Is this the made my Reggie Lucas?