1984 single cover by from the album 'Throw Your Arms Around Me' 'Unbeliever' Released November 1984 Format Recorded John & Paula's Hardware St. Studio, October 1984 Length 3: 29 John Archer, Geoffrey Crosby, Douglas Falconer, Jack Howard, Robert Miles,, Michael Waters Hunters & Collectors singles chronology 'Carry Me' (1984) ' Throw Your Arms Around Me' (1984) ' (1986) 'Carry Me' (1984) ' Throw Your Arms Around Me' (1984) ' (1986) ' Throw Your Arms Around Me' is a song by Australian band first released as a single in November 1984 by White Label for. A re-recorded version of the song would later appear on the band's 1986 album. Written by John Archer, Geoffrey Crosby, Douglas Falconer, player Jack Howard, recorder/mixing engineer Robert Miles, / and player Michael Waters. The song captures the intensity of sensual love at the same time portraying its fleeting nature with lyrics including ' And we may never meet again, So shed your skin and let's get started'. Contents • • • • • • • • Background [ ] had formed in 1981 with (, ), John Archer (), Doug Falconer () Geoff Crosby (), Greg Perano (), Ray Tosti-Guerra (guitar), and Robert Miles, their and.

Miles was credited as an equal part of the band's output and stayed with the band throughout their career. Tosti-Guerra was later replaced by, then.

Seymour is the older brother of bassist of. Hunters & Collectors signed to White Label, an offshoot of, and by 1985 the line-up was Seymour, Archer, Falconer, Crosby and Miles with Jack Howard on trumpet and Michael Waters on trombone. They recorded the first version of 'Throw Your Arms Around Me' for a single-only release in 1984, with 'Unbeliever' as its B-side; all members were credited as the songs' writers. A live version of 'Throw Your Arms Around Me' appeared on their 1985 album The Way to Go Out.

Aaj Ka Arjun Mp4 Video Songs Free Download. Their breakthrough commercial success in Australia came in 1986, with the release of the album, which featured another recording of the single 'Throw Your Arms Around Me', as well as 'Say Goodbye' and 'Everything's on Fire'. In 1990 a slower, more acoustically introspective version of the single was recorded and released from their compilation album Collected Works. The promotional video was a mosaic of all their previous videos.

Mark Seymour described writing for Human Frailty: I was in a relationship with a woman I was very much in love with and she was the inspiration. I wrote virtually all the lyrics on Human Frailty about my relationship with her [.] Throw Your Arms Around Me was the first song I wrote that wasn't angry. And because it was so out of the square, we didn't record it particularly well. [.] One time, we played it at The Palace, to about 2000 people who just went off. We finally got it right, so we recorded it again. I think we did about four versions of it.

— Mark Seymour Cover versions [ ] A shortened version was performed by (a band whose members include Mark Seymour's brother ) at their concert in 1996, and was also earlier covered by the band on. The song has also been covered by Australian act,, famous for their work on the radio Australian network. The song was later covered by, with the lyric ' I will kiss you in four places' changed to ' I will kiss you in 155 places' by vocalist.

Attributes this change to Vedder's having heard one of Crowded House's many cover versions of the song before hearing the original. Finn typically changes the number each time he performs it. The comic trio performed acoustic versions of this song at many of their performances, and recorded a promotional CD. In 2007 recorded a version for her album. Canadian musician recorded the song for release on her 2010 album Spiral. The song was frequently performed in concert by Canadian band, although they never released a studio cover.

Former Yellow Wiggle,, recorded a version of the song on his album of the same name. In 2013 a cover version Vedder and Finn as a duo appeared on the tribute album, Crucible – The Songs of Hunters & Collectors. Legacy [ ] 'Throw Your Arms Around Me' remained one of the most popular songs in Australia for years, being voted number 2, 2 and 4 on the Triple J in, and.

Prior to 1992, songs from any year were eligible for inclusion in the hottest 100. It placed 2nd in 's Of All Time in 1998. In May 2001 the, as part of its 75th Anniversary celebrations, named 'Throw Your Arms Around Me' as one of the of all time. Australian Popular Culture [ ] The song is a familiar lyric to many Australian generation X-ers, and is often performed or played at the end of concerts and parties alike. [ ] In 1996, the song was used in the Australian soap opera during the death scene of popular character Shane Parrish. It was also used in a climactic scene of the 2008 film. Track listing [ ] All tracks written by John Archer, Geoffrey Crosby, Douglas Falconer, Jack Howard, Robert Miles, and Michael Waters, according to APRA.

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Retrieved 2008-10-31. • Kruger, Debbie (2001-05-02). Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA). Retrieved 2008-10-31. External links [ ] • on 'Throw Your Arms Around Me' •.