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September 2014. Described as "a hoot" by Robert Rodriguez, it conveys what Harrison deemed the "comical" aspect of the song. Leng describes the clip as "sporadically amusing" and says of its content: "As the audiences at the Dark Horse Tour concerts were about to discover, the only 'old'
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Harrison is also seen walking around the grounds of Friar Park. In these scenes, he wears scruffy, present-day attire that represents "his own, new identity", according to Leng, who likens
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colour film for "Ding Dong, Ding Dong", the first time he made a promotional clip for one of his singles. The film was little seen at the time of release; it was first broadcast in
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singles out "Ding Dong, Ding Dong" as the one song that "embarrasses" on an album that is otherwise "packed with beautiful, small-scale moments". Trynka labels it "George's own Frog Chorus", with reference to McCartney's 1984 children's song,
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theme. Harrison later described the song as "very optimistic", and suggested: "Instead of getting stuck in a rut, everybody should try ringing out the old and ringing in the new … sing about it, but they never apply it to their lives."
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artists. Harrison's track still receives airplay over the
Christmas–New Year period. Unlike "Happy Xmas", however, and, to a lesser extent, "Wonderful Christmastime", "Ding Dong" never achieved the status of a perennial holiday classic.
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Harrison had told Geffen that he would be retaining much of his original guide vocal, which was recorded during a period when, according to Boyd and to
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in January 1974, shortly before travelling to India to visit Shankar and escape his unhappy domestic situation with Boyd. The purpose of the tape was to find a distributor for albums by Harrison's future
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with his yellow-and-red Om flag – a gesture that was the opposite of Boyd's when she learned of Harrison's affair with Maureen Starkey. The video was directed by Harrison and filmed by Nick Knowland.
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promotional discs to US radio stations, containing a 3:12 edit of the song. The single was available in a picture sleeve consisting of the song lyrics printed on an off-white background, with stamped
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as "Just stuff and nonsense", adding: "You keep looking for saving graces, for words of enthusiasm to pass on – 'Ding Dong', you begin to think, for all its inane lyrics, has some
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dismissed the song as "meticulously-played emptiness, a charmless reworking of the traditional peal o' bells" before concluding: "A pox on it." Writing in his 1977 book
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described it as "sweetly simplistic" and "a sterling stab at a Christmas anthem … that deserved far better than its low Top 40 chart placings in the U.S. and Britain".
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uniform in a scene from the "Ding Dong, Ding Dong" film clip
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2508:Timothy White, "George Harrison: Reconsidered",
2323:"George's original sleeve design for the album
1864:
1862:
517:earlier in the year. The recording engineer was
4768:Song recordings with Wall of Sound arrangements
3460:, Trewin Copplestone Publishing (London, 1978;
2943:Mike Jahn, "The Lighter Side: George Harrison,
2474:
2472:
2470:
2468:
2281:, 19 July 1973, p. 54 (retrieved 18 July 2016).
1821:
1819:
1817:
1815:
1813:
1811:
1809:
1186:that he wanted to 'ring out' was the Beatles."
863:
850:Harrison reissues, released in September 2014.
693:onto the 1973 rhythm track, as well as his own
580:
340:
3762:), Race Point Publishing (New York, NY, 2013;
3105:, 8 October 2014 (retrieved 27 November 2014).
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1296:– lead vocals, twelve-string acoustic guitar,
1225:") that Clapton had used on the recording of "
513:(both on drums) – all of whom had appeared on
4100:
3874:
3579:George Harrison: Living in the Material World
3563:, Chronicle Books (San Francisco, CA, 2002 ;
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1997:
1995:
1993:
1211:12-string, as used in the Beatles' 1964 film
8:
4406:"Love Comes to Everyone" / "Soft Touch" (US)
3677:, 44.1 Productions (Chesterfield, MO, 2000;
3545:, John Wiley & Sons (Hoboken, NJ, 2006;
1599:Despite the message of some of the songs on
1241:. Harrison also re-creates Lennon and Ono's
1135:In December 1999, while promoting his album
610:, which contained Spector-produced songs by
4758:Song recordings produced by George Harrison
3629:, Chicago Review Press (Chicago, IL, 2020;
2335:, 2014; produced by George Harrison), p. 8.
827:omitted the song from its 1976 compilation
819:Despite "Ding Dong" having had what author
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3780:, 498 Productions (New Orleans, LA, 2005;
3471:Harry Castleman & Walter J. Podrazik,
3099:"George Harrison: The Apple Years 1968–75"
2724:, dutchcharts.nl (retrieved 10 July 2013).
2652:
2650:
2411:Mat Snow, "George Harrison: Quiet Storm",
2198:A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector
1603:, particularly in his reinterpretation of
1366:
761:on 6 December 1974 (as Apple R 6002). The
705:, and a second acoustic guitar, played by
255:anthems from the 1973–74 holiday season: "
29:
20:
1237:while, behind him, an Indian man plays a
1095:impression" did nothing for "Ding Dong".
697:. Further overdubs included baritone and
366:Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)
4067:Ravi Shankar's Music Festival from India
3596:, Guernica Editions (Toronto, ON, 2006;
3475:, Ballantine Books (New York, NY, 1976;
2737:"George Harrison – Ding Dong, Ding Dong"
2722:"George Harrison – Ding Dong, Ding Dong"
2021:"George Harrison 'Ding Dong, Ding Dong'"
1578:Ravi Shankar's Music Festival from India
749:US trade ad for the single, January 1975
401:as the original source for these lines.
4028:His Name Is Legs (Ladies and Gentlemen)
3722:, Backbeat Books (Milwaukee, WI, 2010;
3688:Chris O'Dell (with Katherine Ketcham),
3381:, charts.de (retrieved 3 January 2013).
3333:"George Harrison: Chart Action (Japan)"
2739:, ultratop.be (retrieved 10 July 2013).
1670:
1520:", which he also recorded at this time.
1509:
50:
39:
4622:"Cheer Down" / "Poor Little Girl" (UK)
3609:The Words and Music of George Harrison
2717:
2715:
1158:Harrison (centre), dressed in his red
709:. Harrison also contributed on organ,
4204:Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)
2293:Michael Gross, "George Harrison: How
2046:, 1974; produced by George Harrison).
1576:(1974) and overseeing a new project,
1075:In his 2010 book on Harrison for the
728:in October 1974 before beginning his
648:I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday
445:Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)
332:box set, released in September 2014.
282:– a legacy of its eccentric founder,
269:I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday
217:" is a song by English rock musician
7:
4306:This Guitar (Can't Keep from Crying)
4284:This Guitar (Can't Keep from Crying)
3644:, Hal Leonard (Milwaukee, WI, 2006;
3611:, Praeger (Santa Barbara, CA, 2010;
2919:, IPC Ignite! (London, 2005), p. 92.
2917:: Beatles – The Solo Years 1970–1980
2109:Madinger & Easter, pp. 442, 444.
1895:Madinger & Easter, pp. 434, 444.
1044:Retrospective assessments and legacy
544:of "Ding Dong" on a tape he sent to
376:. Harrison included the song on his
3740:, McGraw-Hill (New York, NY, 1978;
3707:, Premium Förlag (Stockholm, 2012;
1304:, organ, percussion, backing vocals
918:, Chris Irwin wrote of the single:
3798:, Quest Books (Wheaton, IL, 2011;
3692:, Touchstone (New York, NY, 2009;
3458:The Beatles: An Illustrated Record
3436:Wonderful Today: The Autobiography
2353:Madinger & Easter, pp. 442–43.
1017:The Beatles: An Illustrated Record
372:lawyer and horticulturalist named
14:
3778:The Beatles Solo on Apple Records
3673:Chip Madinger & Mark Easter,
3438:, Headline Review (London, 2007;
3401:, Continuum (New York, NY, 2006;
3352:"SA Charts 1969–1989 Songs (C–D)"
2881:, 21 December 1974; available at
2871:Bob Woffinden, "George Harrison:
2490:Castleman & Podrazik, p. 144.
1233:portion shows Harrison playing a
1193:black leathers, followed by 1963
968:matched the critically acclaimed
4753:Songs written by George Harrison
3511:, It Books (New York, NY, 2011;
730:North American tour with Shankar
397:, Harrison credits English poet
4619:" / "That's What It Takes" (US)
4239:" / "I Don't Care Anymore" (UK)
3816:, Omnibus Press (London, 2003;
3416:, Omnibus Press (London, 2001;
1978:, 2008 (subscription required).
947:wrote that of all the songs on
3581:, Abrams (New York, NY, 2011;
3310:100 Singles, 22 February 1975"
3078:Paul Trynka, "George Harrison
2934:, 13 February 1975, pp. 75–76.
2550:Madinger & Easter, p. 443.
1791:Madinger & Easter, p. 444.
1545:Phil Spector's Christmas Album
1352:– saxophones, horn arrangement
18:1974 single by George Harrison
1:
4601:" / "Breath Away from Heaven"
4508:" / "Unknown Delight" (Japan)
4021:Can't Stop Thinking About You
3814:Phil Spector: Out of His Head
2700:Madinger & Easter, p. 66.
2206:(retrieved 28 December 2012).
772:In the United States, where "
4403:" / "Soft-Hearted Hana" (UK)
4061:Shankar Family & Friends
3981:It Is 'He' (Jai Sri Krishna)
2297:Whipped Up a Winning Tour",
2264:Living in the Material World
1486:
1472:
1227:While My Guitar Gently Weeps
560:Shankar Family & Friends
515:Living in the Material World
469:Living in the Material World
247:technique, particularly his
4544:"Shanghai Surprise" (promo)
4045:George Harrison discography
3493:, Sanctuary (London, 2003;
3321:Library and Archives Canada
3010:. 4 January 1975. p. 1
2303:, March 1975; available at
1904:Leng, pp. 144–46, 148, 149.
830:The Best of George Harrison
563:by Shankar, and Splinter's
4789:
4625:"Poor Little Girl" (promo)
4365:Woman Don't You Cry for Me
4242:"Ding Dong, Ding Dong" / "
3323:(retrieved 11 April 2014).
3059:The Apple Years: 1968–1975
2982:"Cash Box Singles Reviews"
2853:Rodriguez, pp. 58–59, 238.
2682:(retrieved 11 April 2014).
2663:(retrieved 11 April 2014).
2327:" (sample album credits),
1477:
1463:
1427:
1098:Among reviews of the 2014
540:Harrison included a rough
336:Background and composition
3834:, Proteus (London, 1981;
3662:, Pimlico (London, 1998;
3369:, 1 February 1975, p. 35.
3338:23 September 2012 at the
3028:Carr & Tyler, p. 113.
2657:"Artist: George Harrison"
2644:, 25 January 2002, p. 17.
2402:, August 2008, pp. 43–44.
2027:(retrieved 19 July 2016).
1229:" in September 1968. The
1077:Praeger Singer-Songwriter
681:call-and-response guitar
174:
28:
4343:Learning How to Love You
4321:Learning How to Love You
4266:Hari's on Tour (Express)
4244:Hari's on Tour (Express)
3914:Hari's on Tour (Express)
3088:, November 2014, p. 105.
3046:Rodriguez, pp. 201, 411.
2885:(subscription required).
2757:Schaffner, pp. 188, 191.
2307:(subscription required).
1877:George Harrison, p. 162.
1834:George Harrison, p. 279.
1803:George Harrison, p. 280.
1731:Olivia Harrison, p. 268.
1713:George Harrison, p. 208.
778:Hari's on Tour (Express)
624:Happy Xmas (War Is Over)
607:A Christmas Gift for You
81:Hari's on Tour (Express)
4773:British Christmas songs
3170:23 October 2017 at the
3080:The Apple Years 1968–75
2661:Official Charts Company
2514:, November 1987, p. 65.
2417:, November 2014, p. 72.
1758:George Harrison, p. 37.
1085:Wonderful Christmastime
1048:In his song review for
1014:In the 1978 edition of
472:. With his marriage to
389:The Answer's at the End
4560:Got My Mind Set on You
4401:Love Comes to Everyone
3315:6 October 2014 at the
2586:Huntley, pp. 118, 121.
2384:Leng, pp. 147–48, 155.
2271:3 October 2017 at the
2251:Schaffner, pp. 159–60.
2185:Clayson, pp. 343, 479.
2127:Woffinden, pp. 74, 85.
2091:Leng, pp. 153–54, 165.
2036:Inner sleeve credits,
1931:Clayson, pp. 306, 324.
1382:Ultratop Singles Chart
1201:, and then the iconic
1163:
1138:I Wanna Be Santa Claus
925:
871:
750:
588:
412:
356:purchased the 33-acre
345:
24:"Ding Dong, Ding Dong"
4748:Apple Records singles
4743:George Harrison songs
4524:I Don't Want to Do It
4448:Writing's on the Wall
3363:"The Singles Chart",
3196:Badman, pp. 144, 146.
3154:Pieper, pp. 146, 344.
2953:, April 1975, p. 101.
2691:Badman, pp. 144, 151.
2577:Spizer, pp. 265, 267.
2568:Woffinden, pp. 84–85.
2541:Spizer, pp. 269, 270.
2532:Spizer, pp. 265, 269.
2523:Badman, pp. 142, 146.
1749:Greene, pp. 165, 171.
1157:
1130:We All Stand Together
920:
748:
464:Hare Krishna movement
407:
231:. It was the album's
96:23 December 1974 (US)
4685:Stuck Inside a Cloud
4656:All Things Must Pass
4652:My Sweet Lord (2000)
4415:Your Love Is Forever
4237:Ding Dong, Ding Dong
4230:I Don't Care Anymore
4003:I Don't Care Anymore
3960:Ding Dong, Ding Dong
3230:MacDonald, p. 264fn.
2862:Clayson, pp. 343−44.
2801:, April 2001, p. 39.
2709:Spizer, pp. 61, 269.
2136:Clayson, pp. 345–46.
2055:Doggett, pp. 208–09.
1886:Clayson, pp. 322–23.
1199:grey collarless suit
1166:Harrison compiled a
970:All Things Must Pass
859:Contemporary reviews
767:I Don't Care Anymore
640:Merry Xmas Everybody
379:All Things Must Pass
294:. As on much of the
257:Merry Xmas Everybody
249:Christmas recordings
215:Ding Dong, Ding Dong
190:Ding Dong, Ding Dong
94:6 December 1974 (UK)
74:I Don't Care Anymore
4444:All Those Years Ago
4361:It's What You Value
3738:The Beatles Forever
3592:Elliot J. Huntley,
3252:Leng, pp. 143, 154.
2844:, pp. 44, 126, 129.
2831:Leng, pp. 154, 166.
2604:Greene, pp. 208–09.
2462:Leng, pp. 153, 154.
2375:Kahn, pp. 183, 186.
1961:Leng, pp. 147, 153.
1913:Greene, pp. 200–02.
1722:Boyd, pp. 144, 145.
1605:the Everly Brothers
1494:Media Control Chart
1182:Apple Years 1968–75
1030:The Beatles Forever
1001:thundering along".
874:– Author Simon Leng
867:Awaiting on You All
701:saxophone parts by
666:, two drummers and
664:baritone saxophones
329:Apple Years 1968–75
4562:" / "Lay His Head"
4173:"What Is Life" / "
4050:Dark Horse Records
3734:Nicholas Schaffner
3718:Robert Rodriguez,
3541:Joshua M. Greene,
3395:Dale C. Allison Jr
3187:Rodriguez, p. 201.
3123:Rodriguez, p. 191.
3057:"George Harrison:
3001:"Hits of the Week"
2964:"Top Single Picks"
2962:Bob Kirsch (ed.),
2912:Chris Hunt (ed.),
2813:Schaffner, p. 178.
2748:Rodriguez, p. 128.
2344:Schaffner, p. 179.
2262:"George Harrison,
2194:Dennis MacDonald,
1943:Rodriguez, p. 142.
1214:A Hard Day's Night
1164:
1034:Nicholas Schaffner
990:vein … Get on it,
854:Critical reception
751:
555:Dark Horse Records
458:and the vocal duo
413:
300:Dark Horse Records
170:singles chronology
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4495:I Really Love You
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4394:Soft-Hearted Hana
4339:Crackerbox Palace
4082:
4081:
3990:
3989:
3832:The Beatles Apart
3822:978-0-7119-9864-3
3804:978-0-8356-0900-5
3768:978-1-937994-26-6
3728:978-1-4165-9093-4
3713:978-1-4092-8301-0
3698:978-1-4165-9093-4
3635:978-1-64160-051-4
3617:978-0-313-37532-3
3587:978-1-4197-0220-4
3551:978-0-470-12780-3
3517:978-0-06-177418-8
3444:978-0-7553-1646-5
3407:978-0-8264-1917-0
3261:Boyd, pp. 174–75.
2626:Boyd, pp. 187–88.
2444:Boyd, pp. 175–76.
2242:Williams, p. 166.
2176:Leng, pp. 153–54.
1972:"George Harrison"
1502:
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1407:MegaChart Singles
1322:– acoustic guitar
1316:– electric guitar
1310:– electric guitar
1068:in January 2002,
1059:Red Rose Speedway
485:Initial recording
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4479:" / "Greece"
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4168:What Is Life
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3921:Simply Shady
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4678:Let It Down
4658:" (jukebox)
4354:Pure Smokey
4208:Miss O'Dell
4182:Bangla Desh
4120:discography
3758:(Volume 3:
3623:Ashley Kahn
3432:Penny Junor
3428:Pattie Boyd
3163:Kory Grow,
3014:12 February
1568:Apple Films
1344:Ringo Starr
1338:Jim Keltner
1326:Gary Wright
1271:Pythonesque
1261:Jethro Tull
1253:Bangla Desh
1244:Two Virgins
1231:Sgt. Pepper
1204:Sgt. Pepper
1195:mop-top wig
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1160:Sgt. Pepper
1119:Paul Trynka
1104:reissue of
1101:Apple Years
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883:In the UK,
847:Apple Years
782:white label
755:lead single
628:John Lennon
571:the Beatles
536:Overdubbing
511:Jim Keltner
507:Ringo Starr
499:Gary Wright
474:Pattie Boyd
441:Bangla Desh
394:I, Me, Mine
374:Frank Crisp
360:estate, in
320:Jim Keltner
308:Ringo Starr
292:Pattie Boyd
288:the Beatles
284:Frank Crisp
280:Oxfordshire
233:lead single
157:Producer(s)
4733:1974 songs
4727:Categories
4617:Cheer Down
4506:Dream Away
4387:Soft Touch
4262:Dark Horse
4226:Dark Horse
3967:Dark Horse
3891:Dark Horse
3454:Tony Tyler
2945:Dark Horse
2873:Dark Horse
2329:Dark Horse
2325:Dark Horse
2295:Dark Horse
2039:Dark Horse
1666:References
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1356:uncredited
1320:Mick Jones
1287:Dark Horse
1217:, and the
1150:Promo clip
1106:Dark Horse
1089:Dark Horse
1038:Dark Horse
1026:Tony Tyler
966:Dark Horse
949:Dark Horse
906:Dark Horse
842:remastered
835:Dark Horse
797:Dark Horse
786:Om symbols
774:Dark Horse
759:Dark Horse
735:laryngitis
726:Dark Horse
707:Mick Jones
679:overdubbed
495:Dark Horse
480:Production
450:Dark Horse
425:New Year's
358:Friar Park
296:Dark Horse
276:Friar Park
237:Dark Horse
228:Dark Horse
181:Dark Horse
55:Dark Horse
4687:" (promo)
4594:" (promo)
4569:" (promo)
4455:Teardrops
4383:Blow Away
4350:True Love
4317:This Song
4310:Māya Love
4288:Māya Love
4186:Deep Blue
3942:Māya Love
3561:I Me Mine
2969:Billboard
1622:Billboard
1453:Billboard
1430:Springbok
1416:Japanese
1391:Canadian
1375:position
1350:Tom Scott
1314:Alvin Lee
1281:Personnel
1255:George".
979:Billboard
945:Mike Jahn
889:John Peel
812:Billboard
703:Tom Scott
687:Alvin Lee
677:Harrison
660:distorted
656:harmonium
652:glam rock
501:(piano),
384:aphorisms
370:Victorian
312:Alvin Lee
304:Tom Scott
253:glam rock
4703:Any Road
4118:singles
4013:Outtakes
3952:Side two
3906:Side one
3752:Mat Snow
3528:Harrison
3450:Roy Carr
3336:Archived
3313:Archived
3168:Archived
3103:TeamRock
2987:Cash Box
2680:AllMusic
2641:Goldmine
2511:Musician
2366:, p. 44.
2269:Archived
2204:AllMusic
2025:AllMusic
1657:Sanskrit
1627:Cash Box
1470:Top 100
1467:Cash Box
1380:Belgian
1308:Ron Wood
1302:clavinet
1266:Aqualung
1175:'s show
1065:Goldmine
1050:AllMusic
1022:Roy Carr
997:Cash Box
904:derided
711:clavinet
691:Ron Wood
650:" – two
632:Yoko Ono
505:(bass),
460:Splinter
316:Ron Wood
91:Released
4592:Cloud 9
4499:Circles
3625:(ed.),
3388:Sources
3061:Review"
1590:common.
1455:Hot 100
1346:– drums
1340:– drums
1328:– piano
937:'". In
814:Hot 100
795:On the
741:Release
644:Wizzard
557:acts –
443:" and "
265:Wizzard
203:(1975)
194:(1974)
185:(1974)
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4411:Faster
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1405:Dutch
1143:Motown
910:spirit
763:B-side
719:zither
642:" and
491:FPSHOT
421:chorus
263:, and
113:Length
83:" (US)
76:" (UK)
64:B-side
42:Single
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3899:Songs
3066:Paste
3004:(PDF)
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1505:Notes
1249:dobro
1239:sitar
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1111:Paste
992:jocks
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765:was "
757:from
699:tenor
683:riffs
636:Slade
575:Apple
548:boss
278:, in
261:Slade
259:" by
135:Apple
130:Label
102:Genre
4695:2003
4666:2002
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4609:1989
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