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Play with Fire (The Rolling Stones song)

"Play with Fire" ( Rus. "Play with Fire" ) - a song by the British rock band The Rolling Stones , recorded in January-February 1965 . It was first released on the back of the single β€œ The Last Time ”.

Play with fire
Single The Rolling Stones
from the album Out of Our Heads (USA)
Side β€œA”" The Last Time "
ReleasedFebruary 26, 1965 (UK)
March 13, 1965 (USA)
Format7 β€³
Recorded byJanuary-February 1965
Duration2:14
ProducerAndrew Meadow Oldham
ComposerNanker phelge
Songwriter, , , and
LabelDecca Records (UK)
London Records (USA)

The song "Play with Fire" was included in the American edition of the album Out of Our Heads (1965). It climbed to # 96 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was often featured on compilation albums, starting with the first Big Hits hit collection (High Tide and Green Grass) (1966).

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About composition

Officially, the author of "Play with Fire" is Nanker Phelge , a nickname often used by the group. The song was recorded late at night in January 1965 in Los Angeles with the participation of Phil Spector , a few days after the recording, the group went on a concert tour in Australia. [one]

There are several cover versions of this composition, including one belonging to the Manfred Mann's Earth Band ( Soft Venegeance album, 1996).

Persons

  • Mick Jagger - vocals , harmonica , percussion
  • Keith Richards - guitar , backing vocals
  • Phil Spector - The Upset Bass
  • Jack Nietzsche - Harpsichord

See also

  • Discography of The Rolling Stones
  • Popular Music Archive

Notes

  1. ↑ "Play With Fire . " Time Is On Our Side . 2007.


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Play_with_Fire_(The song_The_Rolling_Stones)&oldid = 101037525


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