Noel probably has a safe somewhere with this book locked in it, kinda like ‘Grays Sports Almanac’ from Back to the future 2 and Noel is Biff Tannen hahah
Should've been a lead single on _Morning Glory._ Blew my mind when I heard it on _Masterplan._ One of Britpop's rare but brilliant uses of Rotary Reverb. Suede's extended "Wild Ones" is another one.
Yeah those were definitely the glory years! Although I would extend it back to the Live Forever single & b-sides and forward to the Stand By Me single & b-sides
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar I actually only own the singles from Live Forever to All Around The World, and it's a blessing to have their peak period on CD.
i've seen lotsa people also highly regarding the SMS single with acquiesce, headshrinker & TT as well as the wonderwall single w/ RAW, TSS and the masterplan as their best singles releases, and i do like em. to me those standing on the shoulder of giants b-sides are so underrated though... mainly cos the main singles are rather unexciting (GLIO, WFL, SMC)
It absolutely should have been a lead single for Morning Glory! It blows my mind that its only (to some*) a throwaway b-side! Its so uplifting, its criminal that they don't play it live when its easily one of the best they've recorded! Its my favourite Oasis track by far
Brilliant as usual, James. Underneath is one of those songs that have lingered forever in my mind, and the fact we've never gotten it played live, makes it much more dear to my heart. And as a longtime Oasis fan, you tend to value more these kind of songs, the ones that show you're a fan that knows beyond their famous catalog. The reverb effect, Liam's crisp and powerful voice, that chorus... and it's a pretty unique song, if you add all those elements. And thinking it was created in such a short period. Composition wise, Noel was touching the clouds in those years. Thanks for keeping the Oasis flame alive. Much respect and appreciation from far Southamerica, at the end of the world in Santiago, Chile.
You're doing an amazing job with these videos! It is so fascinating to learn new thing about the songs, especially when it is one of my favorite Oasis-songs. I regularly play this on my guitar and was playing this on my acoustic last night and it's one of the Oasis B-sides I'll always include when I need some Oasis tunes in my playlist.
Cheers Stian! Kind of you to say. Yeah it's really unique amongst the Oasis tunes of that time. Really brings all kinds of interesting images to mind when you listen to all those scenes and descriptions in the lyrics - and the sound of the band suits the words perfectly too
The NME special collector's edition says it was recorded in october 1995 in Maison Rouge, Chelsea. Noel said in an interview to promote The Masterplan it was recorded the same day as Cum On Feel The Noize.
Hi James, first of all great video!!! Two pieces of information to add: There's an audio of Oasis rehearsing 'Undereneath The Sky' at the Roseland Ballrom soundcheck ( October 1995 in my channel you can find it) it's an interesting soundcheck where the band plays many songs and test every single mic of each member, I hope it helps to find the exact date of composition. And the other fact, here in Argentina the magazine 'Rolling Stone' (June 2000) has an interview with Noel where he says that one of his best compositions is Underneath The Sky, along with The Masterplan. And I think that Noel believed it firmly. I hope I have helped with this data.
Great analysis as always James and a banging cover to boot too! That early period of Noel's writing definitely shows the want/need to get away, songs like this, it's good to be free, going nowhere, listen up etc, something we can all relate to more than ever over this last year, a perfect excuse to go through all those hidden gems all over again. Top man!
James whether people write or songwrite I think reading can put your creative mind and memory on to another level. When I started reading the works of Rumi and Miyamoto Musashi it put my writing skills on a different level. When you do it most days words just flow and glow out of you like a beautiful floating butterfly. I'm just glad Noel's a Gemini as well as it makes me feel more connected to his songwriting. Also a good part of the Go Let It Out lyrics Noel stole from a old poem. Cheers for another top form video once again.
Another great video James. Random observation: one of the b-sides to Dead End Street was "House in the Country", which is kind of notable given the era we're discussing here.
Bob Dylan released a (terrible) album in 1990 called Under The Red Sky. I could be wrong, but I always sort of assumed that Noel had that title/image in mind when he wrote that opening line. After all, Dylan is often called things like "rock's great storyteller". And Noel would reference another Dylan album title (Blood On The Tracks) on D' You Know What I Mean, which he must have written not long after writing Underneath The Sky.
Another brilliant video, James, bringing scholarship to popular music. Noel’s lyrics have always struck me as combining words and phrases from known sources in ways that make something completely new out of them. In literary studies, this is a massive subject. Coleridge coined a fancy phrase about it: 'the esemplastic imagination'. By this he meant the power to combine what comes your way and form from it a work of art which expresses true feeling. T. S. Eliot does it all through The Waste Land (1922). Don’t Look Back in Anger includes references to Shakespeare (‘the eye of your mind’ is Hamlet’s ‘in my mind’s eye’) and the chorus responds to a famous play (also a film) by John Osborne, Look Back in Anger. Under the Sky may also include an awareness that in 1990 Bob Dylan released an album called Under the Red Sky and in 1980 the Police released a song, with its title cribbed from a well-known TV series called Man in a Suitcase. Heart released a song with the same title as Noel’s, Under the Sky, in 1980 and in ‘land with no name’ there may be a hint of the desert landscape (picked up in your video) in America’s old song, Horse with No Name. I think this is just the way his imagination works and, as he clearly recognises, it’s quite different from plagiarism. T. S. Eliot said, ‘immature poets borrow, mature poets steal’, so Noel’s in good company.
Cheers Steve - yes I very much agree that much of creativity comes from reshaping what has come before - there are very few absolutely new ideas. It's how music is composed, we take something someone else wrote, and change it by increments until it is something different - it is almost never simply plucked finished out of the blue
I searched on Amazon's text search and closest I found to that kind of language was the author Haruki Murakami so made me wonder if maybe he picked up one of his books in a Japanese airport in Sept 1994. But then I remember Noel saying he hates fiction so either that was to throw us off or maybe he does use a non-fiction travel book. Airport shops tend to have the popular Lonely Planet books on display and there is one called Japanese Stories but that is as far as I got. Very hard to search because he likely takes a line from the book and reorganises it so the the word he wants to rhyme is last, e.g. changing underneath the red sky to underneath the sky of red. There are a bunch of books with red sky in the title by the way. Your idea to search for the book inspired me because I totally agree it must exist, I recently listened to Dilan's Hong Kong balcony interview where Noel mentioned his books saying "every song writer has their collection of little books" th-cam.com/video/iUup0dtwDD8/w-d-xo.html
Hahahahahaha because I'm a guitar teacher, I kind of go into standard-English guitar-teacher-mode when I'm filming. In a less formal setting I've got a definite Yorkshire twang haha
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar makes sense! The drummer on a few of my tunes in a northern lad too. You can hear him on my new commentary release on Spotify too
Interesting channel. I've been a massive Oasis fan from they were from seen Oasis live in 96 legendary Concerts in Pairce Uu Chao I'm he Cork Ireland. And seen Liam and Noel solo as well. I'm learning stuff about Oasis that I didn't know like the history of this song. A great watched and I just subscribed and liked Vid.
Great video again. James if you can get your hands on NME Oasis Glory years 93-96 special magazine, it has every song from Definitely Maybe and Morning Glory including all the b-side with detailed info coming from interviews with the band etc. Something really interesting for musicians. Used to have it and was gutted when my mate lost it.
I love the old Irish vibe to this song, it resurfaces a few times in oasis music (harvest home) on It's good to be free, Songbird & Underneath the Sky are very of this feel. He has said that the Wolfe Tones were an oasis influence. (Their dad was a dj and loaded lots of Irish rebel & folk, so yo can see how they would be influenced).
Great video! It really is amazing how many fantastic songs Noel crafted in only a few years. Another b-side that would get on any other band's album. Shame they never played it live though. Much like I hope, I think, I know, imo another great underappreciated (mostly by Noel) song that never got played live.
1) could it be that the recording during the Christmas break ? Would make more sense re time to mix and master and the signed off before the actual record being released. 2) the French session was on 4th November 1997. During the French leg of the Be Here Now tour.
Hey Jf M - I'm not sure about the recording now - paninovevo commented this "The NME special collector's edition says it was recorded in october 1995 in Maison Rouge, Chelsea" I wasn't aware of this publication, but it's now ordered! Ha
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar maybe but the drum sound on Cum on Feel the Noize is consistent with Underneath the Sky. It’s not the Rogers snare sound we can hear on Step Out for example, which was recorded in 1995, when Alan White was not endorsed by Pearl yet.
I thought the Cum On Feel the Noise cover was pointless, just a retro, uninspired choice - but they performed it on TOTP in ‘96 at their peak. This is a fantastic and under appreciated song by Oasis - they should have performed this instead!
This is such a great video. BUT…. Oasis’ best a/b side collection is still Some Might Say. Their first ever no.1 single, then add to it, Talk Tonight, Acquiesce and Headshrinker as b-sides. It doesn’t get much better. Not trying to slate DLBIA, but it’s a long way (in my view) from being either a) Oasis’ best single or b) Oasis’ best a/b side collection. To further corroborate my very personal view - Liam was famously asked the question by Noel - you get to sing one or the other: Wonderwall or DLBIA. He chose the right one. 1.2bn vs 450m plays on Spotify would suggest he made the right choice.
Fair play! I guess music is a personal thing, we all have different tunes that speak to us and ones that don’t. And yeah I agree Liam called it right on that one.
I Rate SMS as one of the best Singles! But Cigarettes n Alcohol Has to be there along with DLBIA n W! C&A with Listen Up Fade Away Iam The Walrus! Quality Single That! Oh Whatever HTWA, IGTBF n SA! Another Classic Single! Cheers James
Thanks Raph - yeah it's an interesting one, I didn't realise Underneath The Sky divided opinion so much! Half the people love it and the other half hate it! Random haha
Hi James. Big fan of your videos and content. Would love to collaborate together, whether it's me playing guitar with you or helping you conduct some research. Fascinated with the Oasis story.
Interesting, I'd not heard that about this one. Could have been Ray Davies & Kinks for Dead End Street, or could have been the song Step Out, which was on the same single and was co-credited to Stevie Wonder
@@StevieScotty19 yep this one I know, you’re right 👍🏼 Just seem to remember reading something about underneath the sky and another member of a Manchester band writing some part of it but not getting credit. This is my memory of over 20yrs ago though so....😂
I think if Noel was to see this vid somehow, by a friend, management, etc. He would respond to you via email or whatever and he’ll give a brief answer. Worth a try, mate.
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Noel probably has a safe somewhere with this book locked in it, kinda like ‘Grays Sports Almanac’ from Back to the future 2 and Noel is Biff Tannen hahah
Hahahahahahahahaha nice
Should've been a lead single on _Morning Glory._ Blew my mind when I heard it on _Masterplan._ One of Britpop's rare but brilliant uses of Rotary Reverb. Suede's extended "Wild Ones" is another one.
Yeah it's amazingly catchy for something knocked together the night before recording it!!!
The WTSMG era (including the whatever single) could well be one of the best album and single cycle of any band ever.
Yeah those were definitely the glory years! Although I would extend it back to the Live Forever single & b-sides and forward to the Stand By Me single & b-sides
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar I actually only own the singles from Live Forever to All Around The World, and it's a blessing to have their peak period on CD.
i've seen lotsa people also highly regarding the SMS single with acquiesce, headshrinker & TT as well as the wonderwall single w/ RAW, TSS and the masterplan as their best singles releases, and i do like em. to me those standing on the shoulder of giants b-sides are so underrated though... mainly cos the main singles are rather unexciting (GLIO, WFL, SMC)
This song is absolute magic. Probably my favourite
Yeah I think it's a hell of a tune. Been a bit surprised by how many people don't like it actually
Underneath the Sky is one of my favorite oasis songs... Sadly never played in full band set :(
Yeah would be epic live. Maybe if they ever reform!
It absolutely should have been a lead single for Morning Glory! It blows my mind that its only (to some*) a throwaway b-side! Its so uplifting, its criminal that they don't play it live when its easily one of the best they've recorded! Its my favourite Oasis track by far
That guitar part sounds like The Importance of Being Idle
Yeah, similar very percussive strumming rhythm and tempo
Brilliant as usual, James. Underneath is one of those songs that have lingered forever in my mind, and the fact we've never gotten it played live, makes it much more dear to my heart.
And as a longtime Oasis fan, you tend to value more these kind of songs, the ones that show you're a fan that knows beyond their famous catalog.
The reverb effect, Liam's crisp and powerful voice, that chorus... and it's a pretty unique song, if you add all those elements. And thinking it was created in such a short period. Composition wise, Noel was touching the clouds in those years.
Thanks for keeping the Oasis flame alive. Much respect and appreciation from far Southamerica, at the end of the world in Santiago, Chile.
You're doing an amazing job with these videos! It is so fascinating to learn new thing about the songs, especially when it is one of my favorite Oasis-songs. I regularly play this on my guitar and was playing this on my acoustic last night and it's one of the Oasis B-sides I'll always include when I need some Oasis tunes in my playlist.
Cheers Stian! Kind of you to say.
Yeah it's really unique amongst the Oasis tunes of that time. Really brings all kinds of interesting images to mind when you listen to all those scenes and descriptions in the lyrics - and the sound of the band suits the words perfectly too
The NME special collector's edition says it was recorded in october 1995 in Maison Rouge, Chelsea. Noel said in an interview to promote The Masterplan it was recorded the same day as Cum On Feel The Noize.
Huh, interesting, thanks for this.
I wasn't aware of that publication, but have now ordered it...
My favourite Oasis song of all time! That cover was absolutely amazing!! The female vocals bring it into another realm!
My favourite Oasis track. Beautiful jazzy chords and choral, swampy production
Hi James, first of all great video!!! Two pieces of information to add:
There's an audio of Oasis rehearsing 'Undereneath The Sky' at the Roseland Ballrom soundcheck ( October 1995 in my channel you can find it) it's an interesting soundcheck where the band plays many songs and test every single mic of each member, I hope it helps to find the exact date of composition.
And the other fact, here in Argentina the magazine 'Rolling Stone' (June 2000) has an interview with Noel where he says that one of his best compositions is Underneath The Sky, along with The Masterplan. And I think that Noel believed it firmly. I hope I have helped with this data.
Cheers Diego - cool, thanks for the info 👍👍
It’s Good to Be Free is a amazing song I feel , as well
Yeah definitely a top quality b side
Great analysis as always James and a banging cover to boot too! That early period of Noel's writing definitely shows the want/need to get away, songs like this, it's good to be free, going nowhere, listen up etc, something we can all relate to more than ever over this last year, a perfect excuse to go through all those hidden gems all over again.
Top man!
Cheers Kris! Glad you enjoyed 👍👍👍🎸🎸🎸
Listen up will always be my favourite random un heard of oasis choon
It's a great little tune. Might be forced to tab that one out sometime soon
James whether people write or songwrite I think reading can put your creative mind and memory on to another level. When I started reading the works of Rumi and Miyamoto Musashi it put my writing skills on a different level. When you do it most days words just flow and glow out of you like a beautiful floating butterfly. I'm just glad Noel's a Gemini as well as it makes me feel more connected to his songwriting. Also a good part of the Go Let It Out lyrics Noel stole from a old poem. Cheers for another top form video once again.
Another great video James. Random observation: one of the b-sides to Dead End Street was "House in the Country", which is kind of notable given the era we're discussing here.
Ah interesting!
Bob Dylan released a (terrible) album in 1990 called Under The Red Sky. I could be wrong, but I always sort of assumed that Noel had that title/image in mind when he wrote that opening line. After all, Dylan is often called things like "rock's great storyteller". And Noel would reference another Dylan album title (Blood On The Tracks) on D' You Know What I Mean, which he must have written not long after writing Underneath The Sky.
I always loved Liam's "againnnnNAHH" at the end.
Your version is ace too. The female vocal makes it sound quite Fleetwood Mac to me!
Great working with you on the cover & a big congrats on 1 million views! 🎉🥳
Cheers guys! Yeah this was a fun collab 👍👍👍🎸🎸🎸
Fascinating video, you're on your way to becoming the Mark Lewisohn of Oasis history!
Hahahahaha nice! I'll take that...
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar Now you need to spend the next 50 years on a meticulous biography 😂
Hahahahahaha I think my other half might have something to say about that...
Another brilliant video, James, bringing scholarship to popular music. Noel’s lyrics have always struck me as combining words and phrases from known sources in ways that make something completely new out of them. In literary studies, this is a massive subject. Coleridge coined a fancy phrase about it: 'the esemplastic imagination'. By this he meant the power to combine what comes your way and form from it a work of art which expresses true feeling. T. S. Eliot does it all through The Waste Land (1922). Don’t Look Back in Anger includes references to Shakespeare (‘the eye of your mind’ is Hamlet’s ‘in my mind’s eye’) and the chorus responds to a famous play (also a film) by John Osborne, Look Back in Anger. Under the Sky may also include an awareness that in 1990 Bob Dylan released an album called Under the Red Sky and in 1980 the Police released a song, with its title cribbed from a well-known TV series called Man in a Suitcase. Heart released a song with the same title as Noel’s, Under the Sky, in 1980 and in ‘land with no name’ there may be a hint of the desert landscape (picked up in your video) in America’s old song, Horse with No Name. I think this is just the way his imagination works and, as he clearly recognises, it’s quite different from plagiarism. T. S. Eliot said, ‘immature poets borrow, mature poets steal’, so Noel’s in good company.
Cheers Steve - yes I very much agree that much of creativity comes from reshaping what has come before - there are very few absolutely new ideas. It's how music is composed, we take something someone else wrote, and change it by increments until it is something different - it is almost never simply plucked finished out of the blue
I searched on Amazon's text search and closest I found to that kind of language was the author Haruki Murakami so made me wonder if maybe he picked up one of his books in a Japanese airport in Sept 1994. But then I remember Noel saying he hates fiction so either that was to throw us off or maybe he does use a non-fiction travel book. Airport shops tend to have the popular Lonely Planet books on display and there is one called Japanese Stories but that is as far as I got. Very hard to search because he likely takes a line from the book and reorganises it so the the word he wants to rhyme is last, e.g. changing underneath the red sky to underneath the sky of red. There are a bunch of books with red sky in the title by the way. Your idea to search for the book inspired me because I totally agree it must exist, I recently listened to Dilan's Hong Kong balcony interview where Noel mentioned his books saying "every song writer has their collection of little books" th-cam.com/video/iUup0dtwDD8/w-d-xo.html
Honestly, this is the first time I heard your northern accent! When you said “go”
Hahahahahaha because I'm a guitar teacher, I kind of go into standard-English guitar-teacher-mode when I'm filming. In a less formal setting I've got a definite Yorkshire twang haha
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar makes sense! The drummer on a few of my tunes in a northern lad too. You can hear him on my new commentary release on Spotify too
Underneath The Sky is a great [oasis] song to be documented.. great job Sir keep it up!!!
I would love to hear some oasis covers with your voice, its great
Cheers Mason!
There's a version of Cast No Shadow I did here - th-cam.com/video/pdUsgyBIFJg/w-d-xo.html
The cover is amazing! You should put it on Spotify ;)
This was really interesting gwwk-stuff, which I really appreciated.
One of Noel's best songs ever..
Your cover version was really good as well..
Interesting channel. I've been a massive Oasis fan from they were from seen Oasis live in 96 legendary Concerts in Pairce Uu Chao I'm he Cork Ireland. And seen Liam and Noel solo as well. I'm learning stuff about Oasis that I didn't know like the history of this song. A great watched and I just subscribed and liked Vid.
Great video again. James if you can get your hands on NME Oasis Glory years 93-96 special magazine, it has every song from Definitely Maybe and Morning Glory including all the b-side with detailed info coming from interviews with the band etc. Something really interesting for musicians. Used to have it and was gutted when my mate lost it.
Just found it and ordered it haha
Thanks for the recommendation
He visto tres vídeos tuyos y me han gustado, seria fantástico ver mas vídeos así sobre la banda Sucede.
Un abrazo desde México.
Well, I totally enjoyed that. The info about the song is amazing and your performance was cool too. Great job y'all !
Thanks :)
I love the old Irish vibe to this song, it resurfaces a few times in oasis music (harvest home) on It's good to be free, Songbird & Underneath the Sky are very of this feel.
He has said that the Wolfe Tones were an oasis influence.
(Their dad was a dj and loaded lots of Irish rebel & folk, so yo can see how they would be influenced).
I love this song, thanks for the video!
Cheers ZD, more than welcome!
Love this coverage over one of my favourite overshadowed songs
My favorite Alan white track 👣
Amazing drum groove 👍👍
This channel is fantastic, thanks James.
You are very welcome :)
And I thought that I was a big fan of Oasis 😅
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Great video James I always learn something watching your videos and a great cover❤️
interesting stuff my man! That DLBIAN single was mega ! Lovin watchin your stuff cause its right up my alley man!
Cheers Steven - yeah the Dont Look Back single was something else! Outstanding release
Amazing song
It’s a top tune 👍👍
my fav song, damn I love it
I bloody love it too. Been surprised by how many people don't rate it!
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar ye, I think It needs a videoclip, like in the Style of Dig out your soul
Amazing cover! And great analysis of the song! !
Thanks so much! 👍👍👍🎸🎸🎸
Amazing cover, man!!!! Congrats! 👏
Cheers Carlos! Much appreciated
Brilliant video
Cheers Rob 👍👍
Top stuff as per, thanks!
Cheers Edward 👍👍👍
Sounds like 'swamp thing' by The Chameleons
Does anyone remember Noel talking about an Oasis song called The red, the white and the blue in the programme to Knebworth? I can't find any info
Its like that book out of back to the future it goes to the grave with you.
Great video! It really is amazing how many fantastic songs Noel crafted in only a few years. Another b-side that would get on any other band's album. Shame they never played it live though. Much like I hope, I think, I know, imo another great underappreciated (mostly by Noel) song that never got played live.
I agree big time on 'I Hope I Think I Know', I still consider that one of the strongest tracks on Be Here Now
1) could it be that the recording during the Christmas break ? Would make more sense re time to mix and master and the signed off before the actual record being released. 2) the French session was on 4th November 1997. During the French leg of the Be Here Now tour.
Hey Jf M - I'm not sure about the recording now - paninovevo commented this "The NME special collector's edition says it was recorded in october 1995 in Maison Rouge, Chelsea"
I wasn't aware of this publication, but it's now ordered! Ha
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar maybe but the drum sound on Cum on Feel the Noize is consistent with Underneath the Sky. It’s not the Rogers snare sound we can hear on Step Out for example, which was recorded in 1995, when Alan White was not endorsed by Pearl yet.
Crikey you know your stuff
Such an underated track! Sounds a little like Slade.
The melody reminds me of "weave me the sunshine" from puff the magic dragon cartoon
What kind of Seagull is that, James? Sounds great!
I thought the Cum On Feel the Noise cover was pointless, just a retro, uninspired choice - but they performed it on TOTP in ‘96 at their peak.
This is a fantastic and under appreciated song by Oasis - they should have performed this instead!
It always drove me mad that I could never mimic that guitar sound played through a Leslie or a rotary emulator.
I'm gonna get one of those small compact leslies that John Squire used at some point...
That like to dislike ratio though... the one dislike is probably Liam.
This is such a great video. BUT…. Oasis’ best a/b side collection is still Some Might Say. Their first ever no.1 single, then add to it, Talk Tonight, Acquiesce and Headshrinker as b-sides. It doesn’t get much better. Not trying to slate DLBIA, but it’s a long way (in my view) from being either a) Oasis’ best single or b) Oasis’ best a/b side collection. To further corroborate my very personal view - Liam was famously asked the question by Noel - you get to sing one or the other: Wonderwall or DLBIA. He chose the right one. 1.2bn vs 450m plays on Spotify would suggest he made the right choice.
Fair play! I guess music is a personal thing, we all have different tunes that speak to us and ones that don’t. And yeah I agree Liam called it right on that one.
I Rate SMS as one of the best Singles! But Cigarettes n Alcohol Has to be there along with DLBIA n W! C&A with Listen Up Fade Away Iam The Walrus!
Quality Single That! Oh Whatever HTWA, IGTBF n SA! Another Classic Single! Cheers James
Deffo some of Noels best lyrics
Great video as always! very interesting. But I always thought that song was the weakest on Masterplan album
Thanks Raph - yeah it's an interesting one, I didn't realise Underneath The Sky divided opinion so much! Half the people love it and the other half hate it! Random haha
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar Liam voice is at its best though! best era
Excellent cover! Any way to download it?
Sure, here you go...
www.jameshargreavesguitar.com/downloads.html
@@JamesHargreavesGuitar legend
Do you think there will ever be a film about Oasis with actors playing the band
Fucking top notch James
Cheers Conor 👍🎸🍻🌞🕶
Hi James. Big fan of your videos and content. Would love to collaborate together, whether it's me playing guitar with you or helping you conduct some research. Fascinated with the Oasis story.
Hi Andy, thanks for your comments mate - I'm wall-to-wall right now, so am not doing any collabs at the moment (doing my MA) but maybe one day!
I’m not sure but I seem to remember something about someone else getting an unofficial wiring credit for part of this song from another band?
Interesting, I'd not heard that about this one. Could have been Ray Davies & Kinks for Dead End Street, or could have been the song Step Out, which was on the same single and was co-credited to Stevie Wonder
It was step out,Noel had to share writing credit with Stevie wonder and another couple of guys👍👍
@@StevieScotty19 yep this one I know, you’re right 👍🏼
Just seem to remember reading something about underneath the sky and another member of a Manchester band writing some part of it but not getting credit. This is my memory of over 20yrs ago though so....😂
My mistake! I’m thinking of ‘Rockin chair’. Chris Griffiths has a writing credit on that. I’m old and confused 😂
You should make a video talking about Bonehead's Bank Holdiay.
interesting idea!
I think if Noel was to see this vid somehow, by a friend, management, etc. He would respond to you via email or whatever and he’ll give a brief answer. Worth a try, mate.
Oasis' best song..
Never clicked so quick
Lol thanks Samy 👍👍👍
They also lip sync'ed Cum On Feel The Noise for BBC at that time gap I think.
Hello. I come from the future: it is a book by Jose Saramago
Choooooon
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Those vocals sound like pet shop boys.Neil tennant .
Dead End Street sounds a lot like Soldier Boys and Jesus Freaks, too.
Yeah good call - it has that same percussive strum pattern and tempo
The best version of this song must be this cover:
th-cam.com/video/Ym7VtlMTApk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=D7nPjhPhQh1MHG3y
Many Oasis B sides are too good to be B sides... this however... is a B side.
Sorry, but I’ve always hated this song.