When "Hey Jude" came out everyone was talking about how long it was, but this song is 9 seconds longer. This record got stuck in at least 6 different places until I washed it a second time. The son...
When "Hey Jude" came out everyone was talking about how long it was, but this song is 9 seconds longer. This record got stuck in at least 6 different places until I washed it a second time. The song was written for The Association but they turned it down. 1968 Dunhill 45.
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Regarding Hey Jude, in an NME interview in 1968, Richard Harris said, "I see the Beatles are following us now with long records they've just done a 7 minute single. Actually it's a 3 minute record with a 4 minute fade." Indeed it was, but the BBC's newly-started Radio One played it constantly, whereas Macarthur Park was played by only a few of its DJs: Tony Blackburn, Alan Freeman, Barry Mason and David Symonds, yet it still got to No. 4. With fairer treatment it could have topped the charts.
Hard song for the singer; I can't deal this with the wrong hand, because audiense waits for an unforgettable song. I almost cry when I choose this to listen... After all... wondering why...
Not many know that Richard Harris could sing(he's the old wizard in Harry Potter who died),thanks to show nice song, I knew it from when I was little, good lyrics and good orchestra a classic!I think it's one of the longest songs together with paradise by the dashboard light of Meatloaf.
I bit offtopic, but there are some old rock songs that easily surpass it, time-wise. Sweet Smoke comes to mind, and Thick as a brick uncut. This is irrelevant to this song. It was before my time, so I view it as a fresh discovery. it truly is a great find.
Not to be condemning you (As that's what I Use) But how does cleaning a record stop it from getting stuck? I have a 45 of "I'm Free" by the Who and the b side has a place where it gets stuck.
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Indeed it was, but the BBC's newly-started Radio One played it constantly, whereas Macarthur Park was played by only a few of its DJs: Tony Blackburn, Alan Freeman, Barry Mason and David Symonds, yet it still got to No. 4. With fairer treatment it could have topped the charts.
This is irrelevant to this song. It was before my time, so I view it as a fresh discovery. it truly is a great find.