Ty Cobb (single)
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""Ty Cobb"" | ||
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Single by Soundgarden | ||
from the album 'Down on the Upside' | ||
Released | 1996 | |
Format | CD single | |
Recorded | 1996 | |
Genre | Grunge | |
Length | 3:05 | |
Label | A&M | |
Producer(s) | Soundgarden | |
Soundgarden singles chronology | ||
"Blow Up the Outside World" 1996 |
"Ty Cobb" 1996 |
"Bleed Together" 1996 |
Ty Cobb, the fifth track on Soundgarden's final album, Down on the Upside, was written by Chris Cornell, lyrics, and Ben Shepherd, music.
The track was originally titled "Hot Rod Death Toll," but reminded Shepherd of the infamous baseball player Ty Cobb. He holds the all time career batting record (.367) but Shepherd considered him also an outspoken womaniser, alcoholic, and racist.
Soundgarden |
Chris Cornell | Kim Thayil | Matt Cameron | Ben Shepherd |
Scott Sundquist | Hiro Yamamoto | Jason Everman |
Discography |
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Albums and extended plays: Screaming Life | Fopp | Ultramega OK | Flower | Louder than Love | Screaming Life/Fopp | Badmotorfinger | Superunknown | Songs from the Superunknown | Down on the Upside | A-Sides |
Singles: "Hunted Down" | "Flower" | "Loud Love" | "Hands All Over" | "Room a Thousand Years Wide" | "Jesus Christ Pose" | "Outshined" | "Rusty Cage" | "Spoonman" | "Black Hole Sun" | "Fell on Black Days" | "My Wave" | "The Day I Tried to Live" | "Superunknown" | "Pretty Noose" | "Burden in My Hand" | "Blow Up the Outside World" | "Ty Cobb" | "Bleed Together" |
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