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Oasis - Some Might Say (Vinyl Single)

Oasis - Some Might Say (Vinyl Single)

Artist: Oasis

Music Genre: Britpop, Alternative rock, Rock

Label
Big Brother
Cat No
RKID152C
Released
2025
Pressing
UK
Styles
Britpop, Alternative Rock

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ArtistOasis
FormatVinyl Single
LabelBig Brother
Catalogue no.RKID152C
GenreBritpop, Alternative rock, and Rock
Released25 April 2025
Barcode5051961152074

Oasis (2) — Some Might Say
Format: Vinyl Single • Label: Big Brother (RKID152C) • Released: 2025 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Britpop, Alternative Rock

Tracklist:
A. Some Might Say
B. Talk Tonight

Imported from the UK.

Watch & listen

  • Some Might Say (Remastered)

  • Talk Tonight (Remastered)

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About the artist

Rock band from Burnage, Manchester, formed in 1991 out of the ashes of a band called The Rain (consisting of Paul McGuigan, Paul Arthurs, Tony McCarroll and Chris Hutton on vocals) who started in 1990. Chris was sacked and Liam Gallagher took over on vocals. His brother Noel Gallagher (former guitar roadie for Inspiral Carpets' Clint Boon) then joined as songwriter and additional guitarist.
In 1999, two of the founding members (Guigsy and Bonehead) left the group and Noel played their parts on the fourth album. Two new musicians were recruited - Gem Archer and Andy Bell - initially for touring duties, but became full-time and were part of the songwriting process on the following albums.
On August 28, 2009, Noel announced that he was leaving the band after an altercation with Liam. The remaining members continued performing as Beady Eye before splitting up in 2014 while Noel formed Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds.
On 27 August 2024, Oasis announced that they would reform for live performances in 2025.
Short after this announcement their record company re-released some of their work (e.g. 30th anniversary edition "Definitely Maybe", 7"-Boxes, ...).

Members:
Paul McGuigan (1991-1999)
Paul Arthurs (1991-1999)
Liam Gallagher (1991-2009)
Tony McCarroll (1991-1995)
Noel Gallagher (1991-2009)
Alan White (1995-2004)
Gem Archer (1999-2009) ex-Heavy Stereo
Andy Bell (1999-2009) ex-Ride & Hurricane #1
Zak Starkey: Drums (2004-2008) son of Ringo Starr
Chris Sharrock (2008-2009) ex-The La's

Notable session & live members:
Scott McLeod (1995 Briefly replaced Guigsy; appears in Wonderwall video) ex-The Ya Ya's
Matt Deighton: Lead Guitar & Backing Vocals (stood-in for Noel during non-UK dates) (2000)
Steve White: Drummer (stood-in for brother Alan when he was ill) (2001)
Mike Rowe: Keyboards (1997-2002, also plays on Noel's solo work)
Jay Darlington (ex-Kula Shaker): Keyboards (2002-2009)
Terry Kirkbride (ex-Proud Mary & Ambershades): Drums (2004, 2006-2007)
Johnny Depp Guitar (1997)

Source: Discogs

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