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Hush

„Hush“ je píseň, kterou napsal americký zpěvák a skladatel Joe South pro svého krajana zpěváka Billyho Joea Royala. Singl v jeho podání to na žebříčku Billboard Hot 100 dotáhl v období od 28. října do 11. listopadu 1967 na 52. místo. Její refrén začíná slovy: Hush, hush, I thought I heard her calling my name, což je narážka na tradiční gospelovou linku…

[CS, Czech, Čeština]

Verze Deep Purple, Jiné verze & Obsazení

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Autor
Joe South
Délka
2:30
Formát
7"
Nahráno
1967
Producent
Joe South
Strana B
„Watching from the Bandstand“

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Verze Deep Purple

Jiné verze

V jiných médiích

Obsazení

Reference

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Hush

Nodes74
Edges73
Triples56
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027027
Components1

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Hush

Top relations

related to Jiné verze · 33
Hush → Americká, Americký, Billboard, Crystal Vision, Dance, Deep Purple, Earth Church, Eric Gales, For Ladies Only, Francouzský, Funk, Funk Machine, Funky Junction, Funky Junction Play, Gotthard, Groove, Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks, Irská, Italodiscová, Johnny Hallyday
related to Verze Deep Purple · 12
Hush → Billboard, Británii, Deep Purple, Hot, Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks, Kanadě, Nobody's Perfect, Píseň, Shades, Televizní, UK Singles Chart, USA
related to Reference · 2
Hush → Billy Joe Royal, Wikipedii
Autor · 1
Hush → Joe South
Délka · 1
Hush → 2:30
Formát · 1
Hush → 7"
Nahráno · 1
Hush → 1967
Producent · 1
Hush → Joe South
Strana B · 1
Hush → „Watching from the Bandstand“
Vydavatelství · 1
Hush → Columbia Records

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Important terminology

deep purple 1968 roce píseň skupina verzi albu singl the britská svoji uvedla hot zpěvák billboard 1988 joe 1967 svém

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
HushAutorJoe South1.00infobox
HushDélka2:301.00infobox
HushFormát7"1.00infobox
HushNahráno19671.00infobox
HushProducentJoe South1.00infobox
HushStrana B„Watching from the Bandstand“1.00infobox
HushVydavatelstvíColumbia Records1.00infobox
HushVydáno19671.00infobox
HushŽánrpop rock1.00infobox
Hushrelated to Jiné verzePíseň0.60section
Hushrelated to Jiné verzeFrancouzský0.60section
Hushrelated to Jiné verzeMal0.60section

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