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| Original version: |
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Appears on The Globe
Sessions album,
also released as a single |
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4:06 |
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Sheryl Crow - Vocals,
bass, Hammond B-3,
wurlitzer and percussion
Wendy Melvoin - Guitars
Jeff Trott - Tremelo guitar
Gregg Williams - Drums |
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| Produced by: |
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Sheryl Crow |
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| Recorded by: |
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Trina Shoemaker at Globe
Studios, New York, NY |
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| Mixed by: |
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Tchad Blake at Sunset
Sound Factory, Los Angeles, CA |
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| Alternate version 1: |
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"Launch
No. 20" (Early/mid 1998?) |
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| Alternate version 2: |
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"VH1
Storytellers" (20
August 1998) |
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"Live For Wise Buddah" (Autumn 1998) |
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4:01 |
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"Live
In Toronto" (13 November
1998) |
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"Live
For The Point" (20 April
1999) |
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"Rockin'
The Globe Live" (8 May 1999) |
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"Eric
Clapton & Friends In Concert" (30 June 1999) |
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| Alternate version 8: |
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"Sessions
At West 54th" (1999) (29
July 1999) |
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"Live
From Central Park" (14
September 1999) |
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4:14 |
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"Women Rock!: Girls &
Guitars" (2000) (12
October 2000) |
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"Live
From Abbey Road Studios" (Spring
2002?) |
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4:02 |
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"Live At Budokan" (24 October 2002) |
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4:50 |
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"C'mon America 2003" 1st
Night (10 July 2003) /
2nd Night (11 July 2003) |
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| Also see: |
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Promotional Video for single |
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| Covered by: |
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Johnna Janelle &
The Winding Roads,
Studio 99, The
Clangers,
Brent Truitt (and others) and
橘いずみ |
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