Tremelo Song

"Tremelo Song" was a single released by The Charlatans in 1992.^[1] The song reached #44 on the UK Singles Chart. The single version was remixed by Mike "Spike" Drake.

Track listing

CD #1

"Tremelo Song (Alternate Take)" – 4:09
"Happen to Die" – 4:58
"Normality Swing (Demo)" – 2:53

CD #2 – The Charlatans Live

"Tremelo Song" – 4:41
"Then" – 4:10
"Chewing Gum Weekend" – 5:27

12"

"Tremelo Song (Alternate Take)"
"Happen to Die (Unedited Version)"
"Then"
"Chewing Gum Weekend"

All live tracks recorded at Manchester Apollo 08/04/1992.

References

↑ Charlatans Discography, users.student.lth.se

The Charlatans

Martin Blunt Tim Burgess Mark Collins Tony Rogers Jon Brookes Rob Collins Jon Day Baz Ketley

Studio albums	Some Friendly (1990) Between 10th and 11th (1992) Up to Our Hips (1994) The Charlatans (1995) Tellin' Stories (1997) Us and Us Only (1999) Wonderland (2001) Up at the Lake (2004) Simpatico (2006) You Cross My Path (2008) Who We Touch (2010) Modern Nature (2015)

Compilations	Melting Pot (1998) Songs from the Other Side (2002) Forever: The Singles (2006) Collection (2007) The Best of the BBC Sessions 1999–2006 (2008)

Live albums	Live It Like You Love It (2002) Live at Delamere Forest (2007) Some Friendly - 20th Anniversary Concerts (2010) Who We Touch Tour 2010 (2010)

Singles	Indian Rope The Only One I Know Then Over Rising Me. In Time Weirdo Tremelo Song Can’t Get Out of Bed I Never Want an Easy Life If Me and He Were Ever to Get There Jesus Hairdo Crashin' In Just Lookin/Bullet Comes Just When You're Thinkin' Things Over One to Another North Country Boy How High Tellin’ Stories Forever My Beautiful Friend Impossible Love Is the Key A Man Needs to Be Told Up at the Lake Try Again Today Loving You Is Easy Blackened Blue Eyes NYC (There's No Need to Stop) You're So Pretty – We're So Pretty You Cross My Path Oh! Vanity The Misbegotten Mis-Takes Oh! Vanity (re-issue) Love Is Ending My Foolish Pride Your Pure Soul

DVDs	Just Lookin' 1990-1997 Live at Last Forever: The Singles

Related	Discography Madchester Britpop

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