Come Back And Stay (original) - Jack Lee 1981.wmv video free download


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Uploaded: 2010/08/02

From Jack Lee's Greatest Hits Vol. 1 (Maiden America). As witnessed on Youtube, Lee performed it with his band The Nerves as early as June 1977. Lee also wrote Hanging On The Telephone, famously covered by Blondie.

Come Back And Stay became a big European smash for Paul Young in 1983.

Thanks Joop Jansen (audio) and Dick Rosemont (artwork).

Comments

9 years ago

anisuthideyakoindu

hey this is the real tobacco!

11 years ago

hollie65

Yep! The Pagans opened, you guys had the suits, and you kicked massive amounts of ass. True rock and roll!

11 years ago

Paul Collins

wow where was that? Cleveland?

11 years ago

Michael Tracy

His version sucks. I like Paul Young's better.

11 years ago

Azure701

First time hearing this version, I love Paul Young's one too but have taken an instant shine to this original. They first iterations of songs always sound truer to me even if they're usually rawer too. The chorus is such an amazing hook, this guy is one hell of a songwriter.

11 years ago

matruffe2

Paul Young's version is the best with his extended remix

11 years ago

hollie65

The Nerves did a GODLIKE version of this when I saw them in 77!

11 years ago

Elyaqim Mosheh Adam

11 years ago

BabyFirefly1092

First time hearing this version, though I've heard the other many times. Both are great, though this isn't the one I prefer. It's probably not too good to compare the two though since both are performed at different paces with completely different styles. They both work well on their own though. <3.

12 years ago

sexypoetry

both versions are good ...i seek pole shift survival group

12 years ago

enterfailedment

Eoin is gay

12 years ago

flipflap1969

I didn't know that Paul's COME BACK AND STAY was a cover version... I love Paul's of course, but I like this ROCK version. Cool! :)

12 years ago

dewatif

interesting and different from Paul Young for sure it does not make me feel as much as P.Y. version, but who knows maybe if I had heard it first.

12 years ago

noelreverberation

I PREFER PAUL YOUNG BUT IT IS VERY VERY GOOD

13 years ago

lee shafer

this version is very nervelike

13 years ago

pianoman74

Whoa! This rocks my socks. As I'm an indie rock enthusiast, I actually prefer this original version to Paul Young's cheesy one with 23487 layers of synth(pad)s underneath and his whiny lamenting.

13 years ago

Keith Ward

Paul Young's cover is better...

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