Jacqueline

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About Jacqueline

"Jacqueline" is a song by indie rock band The Coral, released as the second single from their fourth studio album, Roots & Echoes on 1 October 2007 (see 2007 in music) on an enhanced CD and two 7" singles.


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You left before the rain came down
December was the only sound
All the leaves fell to the ground
When you went away

It's a crying shame to see
A kiss become a memory
Now I know just what you mean
When you say

Way above, where the north winds blow
We will watch out afar to the valley below
Oh, Jacqueline I know
Oh, Jacqueline I know

A pattern of the ways it seems
That's the way it has to be
Now I know just what you mean
When you say

Way above, where the north winds blow
We will watch out afar to the valley below
Oh, Jacqueline I know
Oh, Jacqueline I know

The coven house where you now go
It stole our love, don't you know
Don't you know?

Oh, Jacqueline don't go
Oh, Jacqueline I know
Oh, Jacqueline don't go
Oh, Jacqueline I know

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The Coral

The Coral are an English band formed in 1996 in Hoylake on the Wirral Peninsula in England. The band first emerged during the early 2000s (decade) and found success with their debut album The Coral (2002) and follow up Magic and Medicine (2003). Their self-titled debut album was nominated for the 2002 Mercury Music Prize and later voted the fourth best album of the year by NME Magazine. more »

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Written by: JAMES HUNTER

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Composition
The song "Jacqueline" by "The Coral" was released in 2007 as part of the band's album called "Roots & Echoes".
Chart Performance
Despite its popularity among fans, "Jacqueline" did not rank high on the official UK Singles Chart. It peaked at the 44th position in September 2007.
Music Style
"Jacqueline" is a mixture of rock and indie music. Its style drew inspiration from the 1960s psychedelic rock scene, showing clear influence from bands like The Beach Boys and The Byrds.
Lyrics
The song's lyrics suggest a story with a mysterious lady figure named Jacqueline. The lyrics are vague and poetic, designed to spark listeners’ imaginations.
Video
The music video for "Jacqueline" is distinctive for its vintage styling, presenting a classic 1960s feel to match the song's musical influences.
Album Reception
The album "Roots & Echoes", which includes "Jacqueline", was well-received by the critics. It got nominated for the Mercury Music Prize in 2007, indicating high recognition in the music industry.
Band Members
The recorded version of "Jacqueline" features James Skelly on lead vocals, Ian Skelly on drums, Paul Duffy on bass, Nick Power on keyboards, and Bill Ryder-Jones on guitar.
Live Performances
The Coral has performed "Jacqueline" live at various festivals and concerts, including the Glastonbury Festival and Later... with Jools Holland. These performances have helped maintain the song's popularity among the band's fans.
B-Side
The B-side of the "Jacqueline" single is a track titled "Cobwebs", which offers a contrast to the A-side yet it is equally loved by the fans.
Recording Location
The Coral recorded "Jacqueline" along with the rest of the "Roots & Echoes" album at Parr Street Studios in their hometown of Liverpool.
Song Origin
"Jacqueline" is a song by British band The Coral from their fourth studio album, "Roots & Echoes."
Release Date
The song was released as a single on 1st October 2007.
Songwriters
The song was written by James Skelly, the band's lead vocalist, and guitarist, Nick Power.
Chart Ranking
"Jacqueline" reached #44 on the UK Singles Chart.
Single Format
The song was released as digital download and a 7" vinyl, which also includes the b-side "Far From The Crowd". It was also released on CD.
Music Video
The music video for "Jacqueline" was directed by Liam & Grant who presented the band in a folk-infused theme park, playing amid carnival attractions and fairground rides.
Song Genre
"Jacqueline" features the Coral's psychedelic pop style, with elements of folk and blues.
Single Impact
Despite its lower chart position, the song has remained a fan favorite and is often included in the band's subsequent live sets.
Album Reception
The album "Roots & Echoes", which includes "Jacqueline", was nominated for the 2007 Mercury Music Prize.
Lyrics
The song describes Jacqueline as a woman who is not readily understood. It questions whether anyone even knows her, adding a touch of mystery to her character.
Song Length
The run time of "Jacqueline" is approximately 3 minutes and 24 seconds.
Song Style
"Jacqueline" showcases the band's return to a stripped-down, more organic sound after experimenting with lo-fi and distorted sounds on their earlier albums.
Band Line-up
During the recording of "Jacqueline" and the "Roots & Echoes" album, The Coral consisted of James Skelly (vocals), Lee Southall (guitar), Paul Duffy (bass), Ian Skelly (drums), and Nick Power (keyboards).
Critical Reception
"Jacqueline" generally received positive reviews from critics. Its catchy melody and thoughtful lyrics were particularly appreciated.

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