Sleep (Marion song)





































"Sleep"

Single by Marion
from the album This World and Body
Released February 1995
March 1996
Format CD 7" 12" (1995)
2xCD 7" (1996)
Genre
Britpop, alternative rock, power pop
Label London
Songwriter(s) Jaime Harding, Anthony Grantham, Phil Cunningham,
Producer(s)
Stephen Street (1995)
Al Clay (1996)

Marion singles chronology





"Violent Men"
(1994)
 "Sleep"
(1995)
 "Toys for Boys"
(1995)







"Time"
(1996)
"Sleep"
(1996)
"Miyako Hideaway"
(1998)



"Sleep" was the second single released by Marion in February 1995. It was re-recorded for their first album, This World and Body, and this version was also released as single in March 1996.


The initial single release charted at number 53 in the UK Singles Chart in 1995. The re-recording peaked at number 17 on the chart a year later.




Contents






  • 1 Track listing


    • 1.1 1995 issue


    • 1.2 1996 issue




  • 2 Personnel


    • 2.1 1995 issue


    • 2.2 1996 issue




  • 3 External links





Track listing


All tracks by Harding/Grantham/Cunningham, words by Harding.



1995 issue


7" single


  1. "Sleep"

  2. "Father's Day"


12" and CD single


  1. "Sleep"

  2. "Father's Day"

  3. "Moving Fast"



1996 issue


CD 1


  1. "Sleep"

  2. "Waiting For No-One"

  3. "The Collector"

  4. "Violent Men"


CD 2


  1. "Sleep (acoustic)"

  2. "Time (acoustic)"

  3. "Wait (acoustic)"


7"


  1. "Sleep"

  2. "Waiting For No-One"



Personnel



1995 issue




  • Jaime Harding - vocals, harmonica

  • Tony Grantham - guitar


  • Phil Cunningham - guitar

  • Julian Phillips - bass

  • Murad Mousa - drums



1996 issue




  • Jaime Harding - vocals, harmonica

  • Tony Grantham - guitar


  • Phil Cunningham - guitar

  • Nick Gilbert - bass

  • Murad Mousa - drums



External links



  • Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics










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