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Student Demonstration Time

"Student Demonstration Time" is a song by the American rock band the Beach Boys from their 1971 album Surf's Up. It is an altered version of Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller's "Riot in Cell Block Number 9" with new lyrics by Mike Love.

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Genre
Hard rock · blues rock · R&B
B-side
"Don't Go Near the Water"
Label
Brother/Reprise
Length
3:58
Producer
The Beach Boys
Recorded
November 3, 1970 – early 1971

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Student Demonstration Time

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples45
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
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Student Demonstration Time

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related to background · 16
Student Demonstration Time → Beach Boys, Cambodian Campaign, Cell Block Number, In, Jerry Leiber, Kent State Shootings, May, Mike Love, Mike Stoller, Monday, Ohio National Guard, Other, Party, Riot, Stephen Desper, The
related to Release · 10
Student Demonstration Time → A-side, Australia, B-side, British, Don't Go Near, German, However, Italy, Netherlands, Water
related to Criticisms · 9
Student Demonstration Time → According, Brian, Carl, Dennis, Disney Girls, Feel Flows, Jack Rieley, Surf's Up, The
Genre · 3
Student Demonstration Time → blues rock, Hard rock, R&B
B-side · 1
Student Demonstration Time → "Don't Go Near the Water"
Label · 1
Student Demonstration Time → Brother/Reprise
Length · 1
Student Demonstration Time → 3:58
Producer · 1
Student Demonstration Time → The Beach Boys
Recorded · 1
Student Demonstration Time → November 3, 1970 – early 1971
Released · 1
Student Demonstration Time → August 30, 1971

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song time beach student demonstration boys mike lyrics love surf's jerry leiber don't go near water rock 1971 kent state

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Student Demonstration TimeB-side"Don't Go Near the Water"1.00infobox
Student Demonstration TimeGenreHard rock1.00infobox
Student Demonstration TimeGenreblues rock1.00infobox
Student Demonstration TimeGenreR&B1.00infobox
Student Demonstration TimeLabelBrother/Reprise1.00infobox
Student Demonstration TimeLength3:581.00infobox
Student Demonstration TimeProducerThe Beach Boys1.00infobox
Student Demonstration TimeRecordedNovember 3, 1970 – early 19711.00infobox
Student Demonstration TimeReleasedAugust 30, 19711.00infobox
Student Demonstration TimeSongwritersJerry Leiber, Mike Stoller, Mike Love1.00infobox
Student Demonstration Timerelated to backgroundThe0.60section
Student Demonstration Timerelated to backgroundRiot0.60section

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