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Disco de U2: “I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For [Single]”
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I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For [Single] |
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Fecha de Publicación:1987-01-01
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Tipo:Desconocido
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Género:Rock, Adult Alternative, The Coffeehouse
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Letras Explícitas:Si
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UPC:4007196591523
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{^I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For} was the second single released from {$U2}'s breakthrough 1987 album {^The Joshua Tree}. The song was deeply inspired by American {\gospel} music. According to {$the Edge} (from U2.com): "We were listening to some {\gospel} during {^The Joshua Tree} sessions. I remember {$The Mighty Clouds} and the {$Rev Cleveland} and the {$Staple Singers}...." Supposedly the album version was very different from the first attempt, when the song was called "Under the Weather": "The original was more loose, almost Jamaican. At first no-one (in the band) took it that seriously because it sounded so unlike anything we'd ever done and it didn't gel until the mix, but when it was finished we all realized that we had something special. The reviewers didn't like it though. One American said...that {$Foreigner}'s song {&"I Want to Know What Love Is"} was better." The Jamaican influence was never lost from {$U2}'s {\gospel} song, as {$Bono} has added snippets of {$Bob Marley}'s {&"Exodus"} and {&"Three Little Birds"} live in concert. U2.com claims that {&"I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For"} is the band's second most covered song (after {&"With or Without You"} Famous versions include ones by {$Cher}, {$Seal} and {$Steve Winwood}, {$Vertical Horizon}, and {$Venice}. The 7" vinyl version was released worldwide and contains the title track (album version) and two B-sides from the infamous {^Joshua Tree Double Album}, {&"Spanish Eyes"} and {&"Deep in the Heart."} Both songs are excellent and make this single a great addition The {^I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For} single has been released on CD. This song was {$U2}'s second straight number one on {~Billboard}'s Hot 100 chart, but peaked at only number six on the U.K. singles chart. It was nominated for two Grammys as Best Single of the Year and Best Record of the Year. ~ JT Griffith, All Music Guide
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