Songs that became hits after they were released on LP

Another note about "Celebrity Rock & Roll Jeopardy"....

Moon Unit Zappa was on there, and she made an unbelieveable ass of herself.

She was buzzing in and giving obviously made-up answers to simple questions, saying unfunny things that didn't make any sense and laughing out loud at herself, etc.....

Her behavior was very bizarre. Like one of those SNL sketches, only real.

 

wasn't sheryl crow's "tuesday night music club" out for over a year before "all i wanna do" became a hit?

renny

 

The white sleeved 45 with the explanation came FIRST (and had the credit "from the album Jesus Christ"), the one with the LP graphics came out AFTER the LP was released. One thing that I've never seen written ANYWHERE is that the B-side John 1941 is longer on the 45 than on the LP. After the point in which the LP ends, the 45 adds a dissonant, jazz-like piano improvisation segment & THEN it ends. When the LP finally came out (and, BTW, the box set came 1st, the gatefolds came later as a cheapening of the package, and there are TWO slightly different books that were enclosed, they differ in the crediting of who sings what), I wondered what the hell happened to the end!