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EIGHTIEESALWAYS

Very great Stones cover by sir Cliff. 

sławomir Witrowy

a version of Richard is more rhytmical and better to dance - this is for me a reason that i like better this version

eugene parra

Love this song it's Bad Ass love the way Cliff Richard sing it.

Dries Van Dongen

Jagger-Richards, doing a Lennon-McCartney, before they even had hits themselves....!

BlueJeansFan

Recorded on January 17 1966 at Abbey Road Studios, London. Written By: Keith Richards & Mick Jagger and produced By: Norrie Paramor. Cliff Richard (vocals), Hank Marvin (guitar), Bruce Welch (guitar), John Rostill (bass), Brian Bennett (drums). The picture shows Jet Harris who was long gone after John Rostill joined the Shadows.

Hilary Pinto

I am wagon-ed back to my childhood taste. Very beautiful songs from Cliff Richard Hits.

HumanRiff69

I don't mind Chris Farlowe's version of Out of Time but this is terrible.

Pye Lot

I think Cliff Richards cover of the very good Rolling Stones (sad and moody) song is just great. A very uplifting version. Hanks guitar helps with that.If you've never heard it. Give it a go. Realeased. 1 year after the stones version

hudois

The Last thing that Cliff Richard & The Shadows did together of any real note. "In The Country" was their final collaboration, and although it was a much bigger hit than this, this is far superior. This only got as high as No. 18. After it started to drop, he (Cliff) did an interview for NME, in which he claimed to have been unaware that the song was composed by Jagger and Richards, and had he been, they would not have recorded it. Great performance...shame he couldn't keep his holy trap shut afterwards though!!

sławomir Witrowy

better version than singin' by Mick Jagger

dominique aubert

la version de cliff richard 

dominique aubert

la version De Cliff Richard

Dvine Dzine

Retro, I've been finding lots of Cliff/Shads songs I like. I LOVE "I Could Easily Fall," plus the songs from "Cinderella" and "Finders Keepers" are much more to my liking than the ballads Cliff got stuck with, thanks to his short-sighted management and Norrie Paramor, all of whom thought rock wouldn't last. I think the heavy-handed arrangements with violins and horns are what I find off-putting--much too "old" for a singer Cliff's age then.

dominique aubert

#Ronnie-Bird-Couvertures / Middo39la version de cliff richard, plus mélodieuse,ne pas oublier qu'il fut longtemps accompagné des Shadows

Tim Bit

L-R: Hank B. Marvin, Tony Meehan (my fave after Cliff), the man himself (Cliff), Jet Harris (always recognizable by the blond hair) and Bruce Welch...if I'm not mistaken.

sławomir Witrowy

i remember 1966 when i first time meet this song in a polish top twenty list - that were fabulous

DKA aaa

hank has a guitar style that makes this song singlllllllllllllllll

Dvine Dzine

I'll have to check those out, Retrocool73. :)

Dvine Dzine

Wow, they sound very British-invasionish, interesting.

BROOKS39

Stones version shits all over this!!