The Charlatans – The Only One I Know
In May 1990, The Charlatans' Situation Two single reached UK No. 9 and opened the door to Some Friendly.
The Doors – The End
In August 1966, The Doors recorded "The End" in the dark at Sunset Sound, after the Whisky a Go Go had already thrown them out.
Supergrass – Richard III
Released on 31 March 1997, Richard III reached number two in Britain and opened the door to In It for the Money three weeks later.
Pink Floyd – The Great Gig in the Sky
On Sunday 21 January 1973, Clare Torry sang the wordless vocal on The Great Gig in the Sky at Abbey Road, for a session fee of £30.
Coldplay – Speed of Sound
The piano figure repeats before the vocal even arrives. Then Will Champion's tom pattern, borrowed in spirit from Kate Bush's Running Up That Hill, pushes the verse forward while a synth pad holds the air. Speed of.
Prince – Purple Rain
On 3 August 1983 Prince and the Revolution recorded Purple Rain live at First Avenue, at a benefit for the Minnesota Dance Theatre.
The Clash – Brand New Cadillac
At Wessex in 1979, The Clash's Vince Taylor cover became the first track taped for London Calling.
Interview of Johnny Cash (1969)
Robert Elfstrom's 1969 documentary Johnny Cash! The Man, His World, His Music follows Cash through prisons and stages just after Folsom and San Quentin.
America – Lonely People
In the spring of 1974, America recorded "Lonely People" at AIR Studios in London with George Martin, as Dan Peek's answer to a Beatles line that had stayed with him.
MGMT – Kids
On 13 October 2008, MGMT released Kids as the third single from Oracular Spectacular, another Fridmann re-recording of a Wesleyan-era song.