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• Walk_Right_Back runtime "2.3".
• Walk_Right_Back aSide ""Ebony Eyes"".
• Walk_Right_Back abstract ""Walk Right Back" is a 1961 song by Sonny Curtis that was recorded by The Everly Brothers, and went to No. 7 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart, and No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart for three weeks. Originally it was the B-side, then it was changed to the A-side.In an interview, Sonny Curtis said about the song, "Well I wrote most of that one Sunday afternoon, while I was doing my basic training in California, just after I went in the army, although I had the guitar riff for a while. And then Lady Luck stepped in. I never was much for guns, and still am not really into them, but out of 250 men in our unit in basic training, six of us fired expert, and I was one of the six! Anyway, for firing expert, they gave me a three-day pass, and I went straight down to Hollywood, and the Crickets were there, and so were Don and Phil, who were doing some acting classes for movies - they had just signed for Warner Brothers. So J.I. (Jerry Allison of the Crickets) told me to sing the song for Don - actually I had only one verse written - and Don called Phil down, and they worked out a gorgeous harmony part. So they said, 'If you write another verse. we'll record it'. Anyway, I went back to base, and wrote a second verse, and put it in the mail to them, and next morning, I got a letter from J.I. to tell me that the Everlies had already recorded the song before they got my letter - they had simply recorded the first verse twice! And that's the version that was released, and that's the version that was the hit! The joke is that Perry Como and Andy Williams and a whole bunch of others including myself, recorded the song with the second verse included, but when Anne Murray did it in 1978, she just did the same as the Everlies, just the one verse - and that was a big hit all over again - so maybe the second verse was never meant to be!" (It goes: These eyes of mine that gave you loving glances once before, change to shades of cloudy gray. I want so very much to see you, just like before. I've got to know you're coming back to stay. Please believe me when I say, "It's great to hear from you." But there's a lot of things a letter just can't say, oh me. Walk right back to me this minute...., etc.)[citation needed]In 1971, the song was covered by Harry Nilsson and in 1978, it was a country hit for Anne Murray.Mud recorded the song for their Rock On album in 1978.".
• Walk_Right_Back genre Rock_music.
• Walk_Right_Back musicalArtist The_Everly_Brothers.
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• Walk_Right_Back previousWork Ebony_Eyes_(John_D._Loudermilk_song).
• Walk_Right_Back producer Wesley_Rose.
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• Walk_Right_Back writer Sonny_Curtis.
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• Walk_Right_Back after ""Wooden Heart"".
• Walk_Right_Back after "by Elvis Presley".
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• Walk_Right_Back before ""Sailor" by Petula Clark".
• Walk_Right_Back genre Rock_music.
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• Walk_Right_Back label "Warner Bros. Records 5199".
• Walk_Right_Back lastSingle ""Ebony Eyes"".
• Walk_Right_Back name "Walk Right Back".
• Walk_Right_Back nextSingle ""Temptation"".
• Walk_Right_Back producer Wesley_Rose.
• Walk_Right_Back released "1961".
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• Walk_Right_Back title List_of_UK_Singles_Chart_number_ones_of_the_1960s.
• Walk_Right_Back title ""Walk Right Back" b/w "Ebony Eyes" by the Everly Brothers".
• Walk_Right_Back writer Sonny_Curtis.
• Walk_Right_Back years "1961-03-02".
• Walk_Right_Back subject Category:1961_singles.
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• Walk_Right_Back subject Category:Anne_Murray_songs.
• Walk_Right_Back subject Category:Capitol_Records_singles.
• Walk_Right_Back subject Category:Songs_written_by_Sonny_Curtis.
• Walk_Right_Back subject Category:The_Everly_Brothers_songs.
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• Walk_Right_Back comment ""Walk Right Back" is a 1961 song by Sonny Curtis that was recorded by The Everly Brothers, and went to No. 7 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart, and No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart for three weeks. Originally it was the B-side, then it was changed to the A-side.In an interview, Sonny Curtis said about the song, "Well I wrote most of that one Sunday afternoon, while I was doing my basic training in California, just after I went in the army, although I had the guitar riff for a while.".
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