CCR: Lookin' Out My Back Door / Long As I Can See The Light In 1970, In the US - Light is the B side. But I noticed that in the UK , Back Door was the B side. Both songs are great, but, Fogerty takes it to another level on Long As I Can See The Light
+1 ...and You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) Sorry this looks really greedy but here's my b sides. I very much like single-only tracks. T.Rex Raw Ramp Thunderwing Cadilac Pere Ubu Heaven Cloud 149 The Red Krayola The Story So Far Yik Yak Your Body Is Hot Pressler-Morgan You're Gonna Watch Me Milan Grygar Akustická Kresba/Vrstvení/Koláž Panasonic Murtaja James Chance McGraw Army Base/Munchen Teenage Jesus And The Jerks Less Of Me Freud In Flop
We're just going out for the day, and I spotted this thread and want to think about this one... but the first thing that came to mind is this... Will go through my 45s later and come up with some more..
Beatles - Rain Beatles - I Am the Walrus Rolling Stones - Play with Fire Rolling Stones - 2000 Light Years from Home Pretty Things - Cold Stone Paul McCartney - The Mess Alice Cooper - Caught in a Dream King Crimson - Groon Sufaris - Wipe Out Pink Floyd - Julia Dream Procol Harum - Seem to Have the Blues All the Time R.E.M. - Fretless Sex Pistols - Did You No Wrong Bruce Springsteen - Pink Cadillac The Sweet - Man From Mecca, New York Connection, Need a Lot of Lovin' The Zombies - I Love You Throbbing Gristle - Distant Dreams Pt. 2
Two of my absolute favourite B-Sides are by Kate Bush... Firstly her version of Lord Of The Reedy River which was the b-side to Sat In Your Lap
...And then, in my opinion, her best song of all. Under The Ivy, which was the b-side of Running Up That Hill. More later... great thread, and am enjoying checking out or relistening to your suggestions. We had an all b-sides vinyl jam at home last eve thanks to this thread. Peace John