Everything about History The Verve Song totally explained
"
History" is a song by
British rock band The Verve, and is featured on their second
album,
A Northern Soul. It was released
18 September 1995 as the third and final
single from the album charting at #24 in the
UK Singles Chart (see
1995 in British music). The song is notable for being released after the band's sudden first break up (ironically the sign on the single cover reads 'all farewells should be sudden'), and also for being the first song by the group to feature a
string accompaniment. This formula would later prove to be commercially successful for
Urban Hymns (
1997) singles such as "
Bitter Sweet Symphony", "
The Drugs Don't Work", and "
Lucky Man".
The lyrics of the first section of the song are based on the first two stanzas of
William Blake's poem,
London.
The clapping featured on History was made by
Liam Gallagher.
The video shows a compilation of clips from The Verve's previous videos from 1992-1995.
Track listings
- CD1 HUTDX59
- "History" (album version)
- "Grey Skies"
- "Life's Not A Rehearsal"
- CD2 HUTCD59
- "History" (radio edit)
- "Back On My Feet Again"
- "On Your Own" (acoustic)
- "Monkey Magic" (Brainstorm mix)
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