Saga's 1982 Hit was Sung 35 Feet Up High in a Barn

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Legendary producer, Rupert Hine, wanted a sense of angst and danger for this vocal track, so he had Michael Sadler sing Saga's biggest single, On the Loose, sitting high above the ground in an old English Barn without any harness or tether.

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