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Pulp - Common People [1995]
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I absolutely love the William Shatner version as well
Lol what did I just listen to? Art. Art?
I read his latest memoir where he says this:
He also went into detail about his intentions when he first recorded music, which did actually make sense.
Art.
Also makes me appreciate Joe Jackson's music as well!
I have that album!
I believe the band is Ben Folds Five.
Produced by Ben Folds, backed up by JJ.
"...Folds abruptly replaces Shatner's voice with that of singer Joe Jackson, and then alternates and blends the two into a duet, bringing along a large chorus of young voices on the line "sing along with the common people", which finally replace Shatner and Jackson's vocals in the song's concluding crescendo"