Amazing version, much better than the album one. The "she’s setting you up my friend, she’s gonna break your heart again" lines make a big difference. They fit perfectly in the moments they are used. It's always great to extend the showcasing of Nancy's vocals which were amazing as well.

Did you capture this off the vinyl or is this off a CD single?

Have some confusion here. Are you sure this was off the Commercial US 7" 45? Every label I see has this as 4:17 not 4:25. A UK Def Leppard site says the 4:17 does exist and is a different mix.

Rock On!!! Awesome intro remix!!! 🤣💨

Where can I find this version? Extremely rare and hard to find.

My local station played this one

Our local classic rock station here in Pittsburgh will play this version but it’s impossible to hear it almost anywhere else. Love the original but the mid section is so long that it takes away from the atmosphere of the song imo. So I love this edit. BTW…Full disclosure coming, we’ll all be rocking out to this song when it happens. 👽🛸

THANK YOU for posting this version! Such high quality and my favorite version of the song!

Wow... I tried to upload this several years ago. It got blocked.. Now I play this for the first time here.. It's amazing

💣💣💣

I had the cassette single of this and the added vocals were not on that version. But they did a massive remix, mostly of the drums and the vocals were softer than the album version. I know I heard this version but can't remember where - unless a friend of mine had the 45 and I heard it there.

From "The Neighbor" by Dixie Chicks: Who did away with empathy How do you love without sympathy

Perhaps the hardest to find Chicago single version. Never on CD or download.

Fabulous song. I've loved the lyrics and attitude conveyed since The Chicks first released this. Their live performance (only one or two videos here, sadly) fully backs up the defiance of the song.

Been looking for this version for years. Thank you!

This is the original. !!!!!!

Allan, thanks for the spell check!

This was the version that got played on American Top 40. Agree it's an improvement on the album version (which is still great).

Absolute perfection. This is the bone Fleetwood Mac threw us when they were on tour and had little new material ready for release between “Tusk” and “Mirage.” It’s a mighty tasty bone.

That's awesome

You deserve knighthood for uploading this. I'm so happy to hear this version again and not the Visualize Edit. Thank you.

Excellent job with the audio! MUCH better than my version!!

Now I know where the Faygo song came from

Aww my dad wrote this 🥰

With songs like this it’s hard to believe Diffuser never took off. Such a great album. Favorite of all time

i got this as my first free download from napster in 2000/1... haha been wondering where to find it. good tune.

This band was so fucking good..

It's beauteous, as are you, Allan!!

ONE OF THE BEST SONG EVER !!

Everybody ready?

Yet another minor '70s chart single that's never been on CD, and probably never will be. There's actually quite a few low charting 70s singles that's never been on CD that was on Big Tree Records. If someone would do a Big Tree Records box set, and do it right, a lot of holes could be filled.

I actually have this record in my ever growing 45rpm singles collection. I also have a special edition 45rpm record that has this same song from the TV commercial on one side and this same song on the B-Side. It has Faygo written on the bottom of the label. I scored both of these the same day at a Salvation Army thrift store in my hometown.

I picture the Bob-Lo Boat and that Faygo guy with the annoying laugh...there was a sanitized version for that one, I think. This longer version makes me yearn for those old days.

Yo Mama loves it!

entered Cashbox Aug 25, 1973

Great song, brings tears to my eyes my grandfather played it for me all the time when I was a little girl.

That's my son, the bass player!

Use to rock this lp all the time.

I thank you as well....I remember the commercial, and hearing this song on the old CKLW, been looking for it since.

Glad it brings you joy!

Thank you so much for posting this song! I have searched for it in the past and am very delighted to find it today! I remember listening to it on the radio when I was a kid. I have often hummed its tune over the years but only remembered the chorus and one verse. Thanks for bringing back some good memories!