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| − | '''"Living In Sin"''' is a song written by [[Brian James]] and recorded by [[Brian James]] in [[ | + | '''"Living In Sin"''' is a song written by [[Brian James]] and recorded by [[Brian James]] in [[1978]]. |
| − | [[Stewart Copeland]] played drums | + | [[Stewart Copeland]] played drums. |
=About the song= | =About the song= | ||
| − | '' | + | According to New York Rocker from January [[1979]] this single was recorded just before [[Stewart Copeland]] left for [[The Police]]'s first US tour. |
| + | [[Stewart Copeland]]'s diaries feature a studio entry with [[Brian James]] on [[1978-12-27]]. | ||
| + | [[Living In Sin]] was recorded at [[Matrix Studios]] whereas the other tracks were recorded at [[Riverside Studios]]. So there might have been an early session and the one at the end of December. | ||
=Personnel= | =Personnel= | ||
* [[Brian James]] - vocals, guitar | * [[Brian James]] - vocals, guitar | ||
* [[Stewart Copeland]] — drums | * [[Stewart Copeland]] — drums | ||
| + | * [[Kim Turner|Kim]] & [[Erica Echenberg|Erica]]- backing vocals | ||
=Release History= | =Release History= | ||
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| − | [[Category:Songs (Stewart Copeland)]] | + | [[Category:Songs & Compositions (Stewart Copeland)]] |
Latest revision as of 16:17, 14 May 2023
| "Living In Sin" | |
|---|---|
| Recorded by Brian James | |
| Released: | 1979 |
| Recorded: | 1978 |
| Length: | 0:00 |
| Album(s): | single release only |
| Label(s): | BJ Records |
| Writer(s): | Brian James |
| Producer(s): | Brian James |
| Studio(s): | Matrix Studios |
| Released as single: | B-Side |
"Living In Sin" is a song written by Brian James and recorded by Brian James in 1978.
Stewart Copeland played drums.
Contents
About the song
According to New York Rocker from January 1979 this single was recorded just before Stewart Copeland left for The Police's first US tour. Stewart Copeland's diaries feature a studio entry with Brian James on 1978-12-27. Living In Sin was recorded at Matrix Studios whereas the other tracks were recorded at Riverside Studios. So there might have been an early session and the one at the end of December.
Personnel
- Brian James - vocals, guitar
- Stewart Copeland — drums
- Kim & Erica- backing vocals
Release History
Singles
12" Singles
| Cover art | Catalog no. | A-side song/B-side song | Release date | Release country | Album |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
BJLP 1 | "Ain't That A Shame"/"Living In Sin / I Can Make You Cry" | 1979 | United Kingdom | --- |
Lyrics
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Quotations and trivia
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Alternative and cover versions
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See also
External links
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References
sources: single
