Manfred Mann - Fox On The Run

[mariasoler1000]

I was very young .. it was a nice time

[chiara20101]

questa me la ricordo... bella!

[Raiderdragondude]

Top this Bieber! Omg pardon my language :D

[Domitianvs]

@Raiderdragondude Yes, you should know better than to throw the B-word around like that!

[Raiderdragondude]

@Domitianvs I know I'm really sorry about that ;D

[TruegrassBoy]

Manfred wrote a good song - then the bluegrassers took it and made a classic out of it.

[TheCycadsAreAudible]

I was born in '85... this song has nothing to do with nostalgia for me... It's just great... that's all. i love it.

[brandonch25]

damn this version sucks

[laura4dad]

Thank you for the kind words and believe me hes a wonderful man as well as being very talented,you can always look him up on my space and there are a couple of songs on there which he sings as hes got a few albums hes written and sung on out.

[hodogetsmoney]

What a clever love song

[trbnew]

Great song this, but I preferred the b-side of this single - Too Many People. It had a dreamy quality about it, and conjured up an image of an unreal world of pop stardom surrounded by hangers-on, and just wanting to escape. Somebody please upload this tune onto youtube!

[davedenn3322]

I heard this song while shopping in Orchard Road in the 80s and straightaway buy the EP. The record was pretty expensive and I ended up without pocket money for a week. But is really worth it and I still kept the 45 RPM till today.

[iw32]

One of Manfred Mann's original 60s band final hits.

[nicconley]

I still have the 45 rpm record of Tom T Hall doing this!!

[sirronald69]

*****

[SouthCoastMackem]

Classic pop band of the 60s, and this was a great song. Memories of being at school and listening each week to Pick of the Pops with Fluff Freeman, wondering if your favourite sound would make number 1. Pop at it's simplest and best, this one.

[kathymreilly]

We were listening to this the day we heard that man had walked on the moon.

I always think of the two together.

[Eric388cr]

i love this song true music

[Kristianislava]

Such catchy, lovely music and intelligible lyric... Dazzling array of talent!! Not as a contemporary shit music....

[wheelerbuilt]

I was born too late. That's music.

[whyperion]

What shampoo was advertised with this song ? ( I am I muddling up with some similar sound ? [ or the B Side Which was " A B-Side" ]

[wildbill562]

these guys are incredibly geeky

[StickWarrior]

@wildbill562 Geeky isn't a bad thing.

[laura4dad]

I would just like to say that the writer of this song was Tony Hazzard and i should know as hes my uncle he also wrot Ha ha said the clown

[aeredhael]

@laura4dad You are truly blessed. This is one of the finest pieces of songwriting in existence. It must be awesome to have a uncle who can write like this.

[Julyciousx3]

great song! :)

[TGTCC2010]

best song of the '60s

[TownBranchDandy]

Tom T. Hall wrote this song.

[stefanstoerk]

fantastic old song

[skatesimonexD]

ich mag die jungs

[Khultan]

Wow, Nice!

[kuchler94]

awesome!

[schotte681]

try the Fox on the run version from highway 76 Real good blue grass

[gus23a]

@BrutalVerschimmelt

danke, gleichfalls!

[progmeck1]

The pictures o the band have nothing to do with the song. Fox on the run came out 1969. There was an other line up. Mike D'abo was the singer. The pictures, you have shown are from the Blues - MM- Periode.

[lndtjm]

I agree with you. The singer in the photo is Paul Jones.

[Khultan]

@progmeck1 "Thanks for that information.

[hellosuzie123]

Great song. Brings back memory as this song remind me of when I was at school in the Science room back in the 60's and someone put this record on, on the record player and Mr Philip heard the record playing and stormed in the classrom and shouted at us saying "turn that bloody thing off". oh what a great I had at school.

[magmalin]

Yeah, great memories! But Mike d'Abo, who was really an attractive Singer must be an old man now, just the same as all of us (probably even older)! I just can't believe how time flies.

[knittingmouse]

Another great version of this song is done by Monroe Crossing, a bluegrass band out of Minnesota.

[geohab]

For an outstanding bluegrass version of this classic song, check out 2nd Generation on youtube.

[NaStyLAW]

She walked through the corn leading down to the river...

Her hair shone like gold in the hot morning sun...

She took all the love that a poor boy could give her

And left me to die like the fox on the run...

[Flinders29]

Classic Track! We are singing along...

[betinskgm]

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