Stuck In The Middle With You - Muziek
Stuck In The Middle With You by Stealers Wheel
Stealers Wheel
Biografie van de kunstenaar Stealers Wheel
Stealers Wheel Was A British Folk/rock Band Formed In Paisley Scotland In 1972 By Former School Friends Joe Egan Born 1944 And Gerry Rafferty 1947 - 2011 . In The Early 1970s The Band Was Considered To Be The British Version Of American Folk/rock Supergroup Crosby Stills Nash & Young. They Were Initially Joined By Roger Brown Rab Noakes And Ian Campbell In 1972. However That Line-Up Only Lasted A Few Months And By The Time The Band Were Signed To A&M Records Later That Same Year Brown Noakes And Campbell Had Been Replaced By Paul Pilnick Tony Williams And Rod Coombes. This Line-Up Recorded Their Eponymous Debut Album Stealers Wheel And Was Produced By The Influential American Songwriters And Producers Leiber & Stoller.The Album 'Stealers Wheel' 1973 Became A Commercial Success. It Contains Their Biggest Hit 'Stuck In The Middle With You'. Two More Albums Were Released 'Ferguslie Park' 1974 And 'Right Or Wrong' 1975 Before Rafferty And Egan Broke Up. It Took Several Years To Sort Out The Legal Problems Connected To Their Break-Up. After That Rafferty Became A Star With His Hit 'Baker Street' From The Album 'City To City' 1978 .
Paul Pilnick's Early Career Was Promoted And Managed By Mr George Roberts Whilst Paul Worked As Lead Guitarist For The Band "Vince & The Volcanoes" Led By Mr Vincent Tow/Ismail Vinnie Was An Early Informal & Friend Guitar Tutor To Lennon & McCartney They All Worked At And From Liverpool 8 'granby' During And Including 1959 To 1963 And From 54 Huskisson Street Liverpool 8.
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"Stuck In The Middle" Is A Song Written And Performed By Stealers Wheel Which Was Composed Of Joe Egan And Gerry Rafferty And An Ever-Changing Cast Of Other Musicians. The Song Was Released On Their 1972 Self-Titled Debut Album Stealers Wheel. 1 The Single Sold Over One Million Copies Climbing Up To Eventually Number 6 In The US In 1973 And Number 8 On The UK Pop Charts. Due To The Similar Style Of The Vocals Many People Are Misled To Believe That The Song Was Done By Bob Dylan. Perhaps The Most Popular Use Of The Song Would Be The Infamous Ear-Cutting Scene From The Film Reservoir Dogs.
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Biography - Stealers Wheel
Stealers Wheel Was A British Folk/rock Band Formed In Paisley Scotland In 1972 By Former School Friends Joe Egan Born 1944 And Gerry Rafferty 1947 - 2011 . In The Early 1970s The Band Was Considered To Be The British Version Of American Folk/rock Supergroup Crosby Stills Nash & Young. They Were Initially Joined By Roger Brown Rab Noakes And Ian Campbell In 1972. However That Line-Up Only Lasted A Few Months And By The Time The Band Were Signed To A&M Records Later That Same Year Brown Noakes And Campbell Had Been Replaced By Paul Pilnick Tony Williams And Rod Coombes. This Line-Up Recorded Their Eponymous Debut Album Stealers Wheel And Was Produced By The Influential American Songwriters And Producers Leiber & Stoller.The Album 'Stealers Wheel' 1973 Became A Commercial Success. It Contains Their Biggest Hit 'Stuck In The Middle With You'. Two More Albums Were Released 'Ferguslie Park' 1974 And 'Right Or Wrong' 1975 Before Rafferty And Egan Broke Up. It Took Several Years To Sort Out The Legal Problems Connected To Their Break-Up. After That Rafferty Became A Star With His Hit 'Baker Street' From The Album 'City To City' 1978 .
Paul Pilnick's Early Career Was Promoted And Managed By Mr George Roberts Whilst Paul Worked As Lead Guitarist For The Band "Vince & The Volcanoes" Led By Mr Vincent Tow/Ismail Vinnie Was An Early Informal & Friend Guitar Tutor To Lennon & McCartney They All Worked At And From Liverpool 8 'granby' During And Including 1959 To 1963 And From 54 Huskisson Street Liverpool 8. read less
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Paul Pilnick's Early Career Was Promoted And Managed By Mr George Roberts Whilst Paul Worked As Lead Guitarist For The Band "Vince & The Volcanoes" Led By Mr Vincent Tow/Ismail Vinnie Was An Early Informal & Friend Guitar Tutor To Lennon & McCartney They All Worked At And From Liverpool 8 'granby' During And Including 1959 To 1963 And From 54 Huskisson Street Liverpool 8. read less
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"Stuck in the Middle" is a song written and performed by Stealers Wheel which was composed of Joe Egan and Gerry Rafferty, and an ever-changing cast of other musicians. The song was released on their 1972 self-titled debut album Stealers Wheel.[1] The single sold over one million copies, climbing up to eventually number 6 in the US (in 1973) and number 8 on the UK pop charts. Due to the similar style of the vocals, many people are misled to believe that the song was done by Bob Dylan.
Perhaps the most popular use of the song would be the infamous ear-cutting scene from the film Reservoir Dogs. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.