What Go! Got You
Long Lost Tracks
Sadly, good old PD Heaton has not seen fit to grace us with all of the musings from his poison pen, here are a few tracks that the band never saw fit to release:
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| Ain't No Sunshine |
A cover of the Bill Withers track performed at a few venues in 1992, once at PC69 in Bielefeld, Deutschland. In at least some locations it was assisted by the Grimethorp Colliery band. |
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| 18 Stone of Idiot |
Theme song from the short-lived 2005 BBC3 TV programme Johnny Vegas: 18 Stone of Idiot, performed by Paul Heaton. Courtesy of James Kowacz and PaulHeaton.com |
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| Fame |
A somewhat bizarre rendition of the theme song to the late, great '80s movie and TV show |
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| Get Down On It |
Cover from April 18, 1994, Poole Arts Centre show |
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Hold it Back
(The Christmas Song) |
From a December 1995 BBC Christmas show |
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| Hold Back the Night |
Cover track from the classic film of the same name. Peformed at the Finsbury Park Fleadh Festival June 10, 1995 with backing vocals by Gaz Birtles. |
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| It's Grim Up North |
Most likely a parody track,"Grim" was first published in NME Magazine (March 94) |
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| Let's Do it Again |
This unreleased WTTBS track was played a number of times during 1989's "Welcome" tour. |
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| Night Class (Theme) |
Theme from the BBC Radio 4 programme Night Class with Johnny Vegas. |
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| Runners Up |
The non-instrumental version of "The Rising of Grafton Street", the lyrics were dropped when they got to the
studio and Paul decided he just didn't like them. |
Lyrics Chords MP3 |
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| Some Might Say |
This rather good track, an Oasis cover, is from July 25, 1995 at McAlpine Stadium, Huddersfield. It was also played on MTV Europe in 1995. |
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| Use it Up, Wear it Out |
Cover of the Odyssey track. |
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What You See
(Is What You Get) |
Neither rare, nor long-lost. This track is here simply as a tribute to the inscrutable Kipjaz. |
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| You're Rock/Brother |
Originally slated for WTTBS, these two tracks were a fixture of the first tour. Brother began life as "I Will Be There", a Housemartins demo track. |
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| You Should Be Dancing |
One of the most popular concert staples from the 'unofficial' list, this Bee Gees cover, from SWM, is a real screeching good time. |
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