Talk:Missing Links Volume Three

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Steam Engine

Track 16 is listed as

16."Steam Engine 99" (Previously Unreleased Alternate Version)

If this was Previously Unreleased how can it be an Alternate Version? Alternate Version from what? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 72.134.18.177 (talk) 17:37, 13 October 2009 (UTC)

Red Baldwin

I've made an edit to the page regarding Red Baldwin, who is listed as cowriter of "Through the Looking Glass". Originally the article linked him to baseball player Red Baldwin. However, it's certainly not the same person involved with this song. Bobby Hart states in the liner notes of Listen to the Band that he remembers "Red Baldwin was a promotion man who worked at Screen Gems, an old buddy of Lester Sill's" (he also states that Red Baldwin wasn't actually involved with writing the song - Boyce and Hart gave him cowriting credit because they felt he had inspired the song in some way). There is also this page in a 1967 edition of Billboard Magazine which states that someone by the name of Red Baldwin was indeed working at the LA branch of Screen Gems in 1967 (both Lester Sill and Don Kirshner are also listed on the page), so pieced together with Bobby Hart's quote it's clearly this individual linked to the song. Red Baldwin the baseball player had died in 1956, so there is no way he could also be the Screen Gems employee from 1967 and therefore couldn't be the credited cowriter of the song.