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You know when you get that?
It's a cracker too.
Chris Farlowe - Out of Time.
Q - who wrote it though? ('cos i didn't know)
It's a cracker too.
Chris Farlowe - Out of Time.
Q - who wrote it though? ('cos i didn't know)
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With a title like that, it was probably the guy down my local corner shop. Forever running out of herbs they are.
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tsk, and i thought you were a sage of the forum mate
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rolling stones FFS
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correct flea...jagger/richards song
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off to find their ver on spotify now. i never knew it was one of theirs
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Thanks Reyes, now I can't get it out of mine!
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http://open.spotify.com/track/7ute0VGopN7mBTfaK6VeV9
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Anyone know if Out of Time was released as a single by the Stones???. Know it was an Album track (Aftermath) but a single would be good for the juke. I can't get it out of my head either.
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blackbarn, I don't think they released it as a single, 99.9% sure.
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Thanks anyway. Farlowe's version a good substitute though.
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Song profile
The song was written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. Mick Jagger produced a version for Chris Farlowe, a fellow Immediate artist.[2] It is distinctively known for its different versions. The first version appeared on the UK version of 1966's Aftermath. The song was 5:37 long. Then it appeared in the US on 1967's Flowers as a shorter version. It then appeared on the 1975 ABKCO compilation album Metamorphosis. This version was, in fact, the backing track from the Chris Farlowe version, only with a Mick Jagger lead vocal. It was also released as a single, reaching #45 in the UK. |
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The Magic Flea, thanks mate I just looked it up in my Guinness British hit singles, you are as usual, spot on.
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if wiki is correct, so am I ;)
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