Crimson Tonight

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“Crimson Tonight”
Single by The Stone Roses from the album Second Coming
Released	February, 1996
Format	CD
Recorded	August, 1995
Genre	Madchester, Indie rock
Length	24:10
Label	Geffen
The Stone Roses singles chronology
"Begging You" (1995) "Crimson Tonight" (1996)

Crimson Tonight was the fourth single from Second Coming. "Crimson Tonight" was released in the UK and Japan. It was the last single officially released during The Stone Roses' lifetime.

"Crimson Tonight" was a live recording of four tracks culled from Second Coming, played during a concert at Pairc Ul Chaolmh, County Cork, Feile Festival, Republic of Ireland August 1995.

[edit] Cover artwork

The cover was, as with all other Roses covers, a piece by John Squire. It was apparently influenced by graffiti seen by the band on a wall in Cork.

[edit] Track listing

CD

1. "Daybreak" (8:38)
2. "Breaking Into Heaven" (7:03)
3. "Driving South" (4:50)
4. "Tightrope" (4:39)

[edit] External links

• The Stone Roses' discography

v • d • e The Stone Roses Ian Brown · John Squire · Mani · Reni Pete Garner · Andy Couzens · Robbie Maddix · Aziz Ibrahim · Nigel Ippinson Studio albums The Stone Roses · Second Coming Singles "So Young" · "Sally Cinnamon" · "Elephant Stone" · "Made Of Stone" · "She Bangs The Drums" · "Fools Gold/What The World Is Waiting For" · "One Love" · "I Wanna Be Adored" · "Waterfall" · "I Am The Resurrection" · "Love Spreads" · "Ten Storey Love Song" · "Begging You" · "Crimson Tonight" Compilations Turns into Stone · The Complete Stone Roses · Garage Flower · The Remixes · The Very Best of The Stone Roses Related articles Discography · Madchester · Britpop · John Leckie · The Seahorses · Freebass