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Bill Barker

Get Back Again: Gorgeous ballad written by Gord Sinclair, played often in 1990. It was eventually recorded for Road Apples, but never released. A fan favorite, it was brought back every once in a while, and even played live on the radio in 1992. Last played in Kingston in February, 1995. Among diehard Hip Heads, it remains the most requested of the unreleased material, and is perhaps the most deserving of a release.

Kevin Roach

Greatest song never to have been released. Love it, I use to go for pre-game walks and listen to this song and lost it years ago...Thanks.

trav0614

That show at the Misty Moon was broadcast on Much Music at one time. I had it recorded on VHS back then, but have sadly lost the tape...

Billy Shears

Only Canadians could sound like the hip.

John Craven

i agree we need this on an album!!

tylercox2

@parker420fuck studio version...that people clap for at the end?

Roger H.

i'm thinking that this song was taken from a CBC radio show called Command Performance.I saw them play it at the Misty Moon in 1989. My idea of heaven

MatthewGoodRox

"If I'd never seen ya I could always dream that I'd be better off alone". I hate and love that this line applies to my life.

kngfsh256

This is such a great hip song - one of the most underrated bands ever

sunburstgibson

Wow !! Where did you get this ??????

bobbyjumper

but live sounds just as good. and its almost hard to hear the difference

billbarilko

i have this version..any idea on when / where this was performed? i have always wished they would release this...but the rumour is they never will due to some personal reasons? can anyone clarify? anywho, amazing song and it would be a hit if they wanted to release...cheers, BB

KarleighJoe

Thank you for adding this! They're hands down my fav band! I can't wait for the new album

underrunhm

April 2, 2009 Kitchener, ON Can....not.....wait.

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