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Your sausage McMuffin with egg didn't change your receipt did the sausage McMuffin with egg extra Value meal includes a hash brown and a small coffee for just $5 only at McDonald's for a limited time. Prices and participation may vary. For this show, we're looking at Oasis in the studio and how some of their most famous songs came together. Song number four on this list is the group's most famous duet with Noel and Liam. This, you may have forgotten was originally a B side. The hit with this CD single was, Some Might say, the first single from the what's the Story Morning Glory album, and it's a great example of how Noel had so many great songs. Even the B sides and bonus tracks were better than most band's singles like Supersonic. Acquiesce came together at the very last minute in February 1995. Noel was heading to a studio in Wales called Loco. He was on the train. Noel, of course, didn't have a driver's license, and he still doesn't. But then the train broke down in the Severn Tunnel and he was stuck in the dark, sitting there for four hours with four or five other people in the smoking car. He heard another passenger on the phone explaining why they would be late, and that person, whoever he or she was, apparently used the word acquiesce in their conversation, and Noel liked the sound of that. So he strummed the opening chords over and over and over again, something that eventually prompted one of the passengers to scream, do you mind, mate, we've heard enough of the guitar now. And that was fine, because by then Noel had worked out 90% of the arrangement. When the song made it to the studio, it was decided that Liam would sing the verses and Noel would take care of the chorus because Liam just couldn't hit those high notes. The band had just come back from a series of dates in Japan and Liam was recovering from a throat infection. When Alan McGee first heard the song, he freaked out. He wanted that to become the single, not Some Might say, But Noel was married to Some Might Say, so Acquiesce became one of the bonus tracks. The song eventually did get its due, though, when Creation released the Master Plan, a 1998 compilation of Oasis songs. To date, it was promoted with acquiesce as the single. It also appears on the Stop the Clocks compilation. So, a great story about brotherly love, right? No, no. Noel says that it's just bs, but he's going along with the story we are gonna uncover. We're sleeping in our soul. Moving on from acquiesce, let's get the story behind the making of the Big One. Wonderwall. Its original title was Wishing Stone. What's it about? Well, it depends on when you asked Noel that particular question. At first it was about his then girlfriend and soon to be wife, Meg Matthews. After they divorced in 2001, it morphed into being about an imaginary person who had come to save Noel from himself. And still later, he said it had something to do with the title of a 1968 album by George Harrison called Wonderwall Music. Wonderwall was written very quickly. In the months leading up to the recording of the what's the Story? Morning Glory album, Noel had become fascinated by the stripped down sound of the Portishead album Dummy and and was looking to create that vibe without going into trip hop territory. It was recorded at Rockfield Studios, a facility in rural Wales. On one part of the grounds, there's a brick wall and Noel would often sit on that wall strumming his guitar. So there's another interpretation of the title. The brick construction was perhaps his songwriting. Wonderwall recording happened in May 1995 and took place over the course of just half a day. NOEL PLAYS GUITAR AND BASS Geeksy apparently couldn't come up with a groove that pleased Noel, and new drummer Alan White contributed a shuffling sort of groove. Then producer Owen Morris used a technique known as brick walling. There's that word again. To give the song some extra intensity, Morris then brought in a cello and suggested the four note piano motif that ends everything off. When it came to recording the vocals, Noel gave Liam a choice. You do this one or don't look back in anger. Whichever one you don't choose, I'll do so. Liam ended up obviously going for Wonderwall. The first time anyone heard this song was backstage at Glastonbury on June 24, 1995 for a behind the scenes BBC TV special. Oasis had headlined the night before, but had elected to stick around for the weekend. The song was performed sporadically over the summer of 1995, leading up to the release of the Morning glory album on October 30th. And for a song that's become so popular and so iconic, Noel once told me that he makes about 3,000 pounds a day from the song. It was released as the fourth single from the album, and even then, with its hey Jude type ubiquity, Wonderwall could only reach number two on the UK singles charts. Elsewhere, though, it was number one in Canada, Australia and New Zealand. In America, though, it only climbed as high as number eight on the Billboard Hot 100. Although it was the number one alternative song. There have been many covers of this track, ranging from near parody to takes that are much darker. And Noel has performed and recorded his own solo version of the song. But the definitive recording remains the one made in about six hours at that studio in Wales in May 1995. The sixth track I want to Talk about is one with Noel on lead vocals, the aforementioned Don't Look Back In Anger, the fifth single from Morning Glory. It's also the first Oasis single to be sung exclusively by Noel. We can track this song right down to the date Tuesday, April 18, 1995. Noel wrote it in a day, or more specifically, on a rainy night in Paris as Oasis was opening a show for the Verve, or even more specifically, after Noel had come back from a strip club. His inspiration was the Bowie written Mott the Hoople performed Hit all the young dudes from 1972 and a tape that had been apparently stolen from John Lennon's apartment at the Dakota after he was murdered on December 8, 1980. Lennon had started to record his memoirs on tape. After the theft, the tape became widely bootlegged and Noel had a copy. He was particularly impressed by this quote from Lennon trying to start a revolution from me Bed, referring to his famous Bed Ends for peace back in 1969. Plus the bits of the piano sound sort of similar to Lennon's Imagine and his late in life single Watching the Wheels. Six days later and Back From Paris, Liam heard Noel strumming the song at Soundcheck for an Oasis show in Sheffield, their first ever arena headlining gig. He hadn't got the lyrics right yet. He was just sort of making things up as he went along. You know, just nonsense stuff to keep the melody. And Liam asked, are you saying Sally can wait? And Noel says, I don't know what I'm singing. But after the comment from Liam, Noel went to the dressing room and finished the song with the words don't look back in anger just popping into his head out of nowhere. A few hours later, Noel performed it live for the first time. This was part of a now standard two song acoustic portrait, which allowed Liam to rest his voice. All right, you're going to ask this who's Sally? No one in particular, although it might be a nod to the Stone Roses song Sally Cinnamon. But like I said, it was probably something that Liam thought he heard misheard his brother singing at that sound check. The song was recorded in the same two week span as Wonderwall at the studio in Wales. Its official release as a single was February 19, 1996, and since then it's become almost a second British national anthem. It's constantly sung at funerals and weddings, and it even became a healing song for the general public after the horrendous Manchester concert bombing on May 22, 2017. Noel has been quoted as saying back in the that'll be pretty good when we record it. But if I'd known that night what I know now about people playing it at funerals and weddings, I'd never have finished the song. Too much pressure. Yet today, it's one of Noel's all time favorite Oasis songs. There's one more song I want to talk about, and it's one of the longest recordings in the Oasis catalog. I'm Scott Hanson, host of NFL Red Zone. Lowe's knows Sundays hit different when you earn them. We've got you covered with outdoor power equipment from Cobalt and everything you need to weatherproof your deck with Trex decking. Plus with lawn care from Scotts and of course, Pit Boss grilles and accessories, you can get a home field advantage all season long. So get to Lowe's, get it done and earn your Sunday. 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We have time for one more deep dive into an Oasis song, and that's Champagne Supernova, the closer of on what's the Story of Morning Glory and the sixth and final single from that album. The title was originally inspired by the Pixies, specifically something from their 1990 album Bossa Nova, combined with something Noel misheard on a BBC documentary about champagne. Now, let's just get this out of the way. No one, including Noel, has any idea what the song is about. Whatever you get out of it and however you interpret it is just fine with him. I mean, slowly walking down the hall, faster than a cannonball, like what Noel says, I should know what that means because I wrote it, but I don't have a clue. He does admit, though, that this is the most psychedelic song he's ever written. Champagne Supernova features a notable guest appearance, Paul Weller. Ever since he was a kid, Knoll idolized Weller's work in the Jam, the Style Council and his solo work. They became friends, and for a while they even lived across from each other in London. Weller's balcony looked into Noel's kitchen, and by the time the Morning Glory album was being recorded, they were close enough for Noel to ask Paul to play on the record, which he did. And that's him playing lead guitar. He's also whistling and offering background vocals. Oh, one last thing about this song. Maybe it does have some meaning, but only in retrospect. On April 24, 2003, two deep space telescopes in Hawaiian 1CO, built by Canada, discovered SN 2003 FG, a type 1A supernova, in a galaxy 3.5 billion light years away in the constellation of Boots. Researchers at the University of Toronto made the discovery with the announcement coming from David Branch. Without getting too deep into the cosmological weeds and the physics behind exploding stars, it got bigger and more massive than it should, and before long, it blew up. SN2003FG isn't, of course, a very romantic name for something so big and wondrous. So the astronomers who discovered SN 2003 FG gave it a name. This is the Champagne Supernova. You see what I mean about context and knowledge adding to the enjoyment of a song? And frankly, we could have done these deep dives in a couple of dozen Oasis songs, but we just don't have the time. If you'd like to do that on your own, I highly recommend a book called A Sound so Very Loud. The Inside story of every Oasis song ever recorded. It was written by Ted Kessler and Hamish McBain. If Oasis recorded it, the story is here. Meanwhile, if you're looking for more ongoing history, there are hundreds of podcasts available for download wherever you download podcasts, which should keep you busy for a while. I have another podcast too. It's called Crime and Mayhem in the Music Industry. And it's just like it sounds music meets true crime. And they're available everywhere too. We might run into each other on social media. I'm on pretty much every platform and also on my website, ajournalofmusicalthings.com which is updated with music, news and information every day. Finally, if you have any questions or comments, just send them to AlanLancross CA I read and answer all my own email Technical productions by Rob Johnston. Talk to you next time. I'm Alan Cross, Limu Emu and Doug Limu and I always tell you to customize your car insurance and save hundreds with Liberty Mutual. But now we want you to feel it. Cue the emu music. Lemu Save yourself money today. Increase your wealth. Customize and save. We save. That may have been too much feeling. Only pay for what you need@libertymutual.com Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Savings Very underwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company and affiliates. Excludes Massachusetts.