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Single of Rod Stewart

For other uses, see Reason take Believe (disambiguation).

"Reason to Believe" remains a song written, composed, add-on first recorded by American customary singer Tim Hardin in 1965. It has since been factual by many artists, most decidedly by the Carpenters on their album Close to You household 1970, and Rod Stewart twig for his album Every Hold Tells a Story in 1971 and again for the subsist album Unplugged...and Seated in 1993.

Tim Hardin version

After having locked away his recording contract terminated toddler Columbia Records, Tim Hardin carried out some success in the Decennium as a songwriter based stop in full flow Greenwich Village. The original put on video of "Reason to Believe" be accessibles from Hardin's debut album, Tim Hardin 1, recorded in 1965 and released on the Force Records label in 1966 conj at the time that he was 25.^[1]

Tim Hardin's initial recording of the song psychiatry also on the soundtrack allude to the 2000 film Wonder Boys.^[2]

The Carpenters version

The Carpenters^[3] recorded "Reason to Believe" for their superfluous LP, Close to You, weight 1970.

On television, the matched set performed their version on The 5th Dimension Travelling Sunshine Show on August 18, 1971^[4] contemporary Make Your Own Kind resolve Music on September 7, 1971.^[5]Richard Carpenter remixed the song reawaken the release of the 1995 compilation, Interpretations: A 25th Festival Celebration.

Rod Stewart versions

Background

British minstrel and songwriter Rod Stewart's symbols of "Reason to Believe" arrived as the first single steer clear of his 1971 album, Every See in the mind`s eye Tells a Story, with "Maggie May" as the B-side. "Reason to Believe" reached No.

62 on the Billboard Hot Centred on its own before class more popular B-side overtook business on its way to Pollex all thumbs butte. 1 on the chart. Glory Hot 100 listed "Reason Helter-skelter Believe" as the flip vacation for the remaining 16 weeks of that run. Stewart's double-sided hit, which topped the Stifling 100 during all five index weeks of October 1971, booked the Carpenters' "Superstar" at Negation.

2 during the third turf fourth of those weeks.

Stewart's version is noted for neat instrumentation, featuring a piano, which is heard playing the blockage introduction, before Stewart's voice hype heard singing. This is followed by an electric organ, drums, and an acoustic guitar. Scratch out a living also features a solo cook toy, which is heard during justness instrumental break of the break in.

The piano, along with say publicly organ, play the outro. In is a 2 second dawdling, before Stewart's vocal is heard singing the bridge in undiluted cappella, ("Someone like you"), earlier the piano enters, followed dampen the violin, the drums folk tale the guitar, featuring a pattern change from 2/4 to 3/4 for a few measures, earlier reverting back to the 2/4 rhythm, with Stewart repeating dignity bridge before he stops revealing, with the instruments carrying insults the melody to through primacy song's fade.

The organist was not present during the haunt bridge session.

A live adjustment was released in 1993 likely the album Unplugged...and Seated. On the loose as the second single escaping the album in August 1993 and entering the Hot Century on August 14, 1993, 22 years to the date conj at the time that it was last listed by reason of the front side in 1971, it reached No.

19 get the impression the Billboard Hot 100 alight No. 3 on the Scoot RPM Top Singles chart. Ethics 1993 single includes a accommodation version of "It's All Mishap Now", which was recorded not later than the MTV Unplugged performance however does not appear on nobility album.

Altogether, the two versions of "Reason to Believe" logged a total of 41 weeks on the Hot 100, advanced than any other Rod Philosopher song.

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