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|albums = [[Kojak Variety]], 1995 | |albums = [[Kojak Variety]], 1995 | ||
|singles = | |singles = | ||
|collections = | |collections = [[In Motion Pictures]], 2012 | ||
|soundtracks = [[Until The End Of The World: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack|Until The End Of The World]], 1991 | |soundtracks = [[Until The End Of The World: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack|Until The End Of The World]], 1991 | ||
|various_artists = [[The Ray Davies Songbook]], 1998 | |various_artists = [[The Ray Davies Songbook]], 1998 | ||
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|first = [[Concert 1988-02-20 London|February 20, 1988, London, England]] | |first = [[Concert 1988-02-20 London|February 20, 1988, London, England]] | ||
|last = [[Concert | |last = [[Concert 2012-02-11 Beverly Hills|February 11, 2012, Beverly Hills, CA]] | ||
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| quote = | | quote = "This is like a prayer, a Jewish prayer someone told me. The Kink's version is like them doing a Beatles pastiche, but I wanted a "Pale Blue Eyes" feel, very simple, just building and subsiding. A contrast to the bright, sparkly sound on Kirsty MacColl's hit. It's not a Velvets pastiche but it has that feel. Plaintive and sad." | ||
| source = | | source = Elvis writing in [[Q, June 1995|Q Magazine, June 1995]]. | ||
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| year = 1968 | |||
| band = [[The Kinks]] | |||
| info = single | |||
| link = [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Days_%28The_Kinks_song%29 Wikipedia] }} | |||
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| year = 1968 | |||
| band = Petula Clark | |||
| info = ''Petula'' | |||
| link = [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petula_%28album%29 Wikipedia] }} | |||
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| year = 1989 | |||
| band = Kirsty MacColl | |||
| info = ''Kite'' | |||
| link = [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kite_%28Kirsty_MacColl_album%29 Wikipedia] }} | |||
==Internal links== | ==Internal links== |
Latest revision as of 09:25, 13 August 2019
Thank you for the days |
First known performance:
“"This is like a prayer, a Jewish prayer someone told me. The Kink's version is like them doing a Beatles pastiche, but I wanted a "Pale Blue Eyes" feel, very simple, just building and subsiding. A contrast to the bright, sparkly sound on Kirsty MacColl's hit. It's not a Velvets pastiche but it has that feel. Plaintive and sad."” — Elvis writing in Q Magazine, June 1995.
Alternate versions
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Recordings by other artists
Artist | Year | Release | Links |
The Kinks | 1968 | single | Wikipedia |
Petula Clark | 1968 | Petula | Wikipedia |
Kirsty MacColl | 1989 | Kite | Wikipedia |