Fools Gold

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"Fools Gold" is a seminal 1989 Madchester-era single by The Stone Roses, renowned for its funky, dance-oriented groove and influential role in bridging indie rock with dance music.

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Fools Gold canonical 3
Fools Gold (music video) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
artist The Stone Roses
associatedWithDanceCulture UK rave and club scene of the late 1980s
associatedWithScene Manchester music scene
chartPositionUKSingles top 10
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception widely acclaimed
culturalImpact club and indie crossover hit
seminal Madchester-era track
era late 1980s
genre Madchester
alternative rock
dance rock
funk rock
indie rock
hasBside What the World Is Waiting For
hasInstrumentation dance-oriented drum groove
funk-influenced guitar
prominent bassline
hasMusicVideo Fools Gold self-linksurface differs
surface form: Fools Gold (music video)
hasRemixOrExtendedVersion extended 12-inch mix
includedOnCompilation various Stone Roses compilations
influencedGenre Britpop
alternative dance
baggy
language English
length approximately 4:15 (7-inch edit)
approximately 9:53 (12-inch version)
movement Madchester
notableFor bridging indie rock with dance music
funky, dance-oriented groove
originalReleaseFormat 12-inch single
7-inch single
partOf The Stone Roses discography
performer The Stone Roses
producer John Leckie
recordedBy The Stone Roses
recordLabel Silvertone Records
releaseDate 1989
rhythmicStyle syncopated funk groove
tempo mid-tempo
vocalStyle laid-back, drawled vocal delivery by Ian Brown
writer Ian Brown
John Squire
Mani
Reni

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The Stone Roses notableWork Fools Gold
Reni notableSongContribution Fools Gold
Fools Gold hasMusicVideo Fools Gold self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Fools Gold (music video)
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