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I think songs can have a life of their own regardless of the promotion. It didn't chart anywhere in Europe until at least 10 years after it was released. A lot of songs, like that one, hit big in America but really not anywhere else. That song is 35 years old now so it's had that many years to incubate. We had a laugh about it at the time, and Bryan decided to keep it when he did the final recording a month or two later.' However, Vallance stated on the Song Facts message board that 'When we recorded the demo in my basement, towards the end of the song Bryan sang a little naughty bit: 'me and my baby in a ’69'. He notes Jackson Browne's ' Running on Empty', which contains references to 19, as his own influence, and recalls Adams citing the film Summer of '42 as his. Vallance, however, has gone for the more conventional interpretation of the title being a reference to a year. '69' is a reference to the sexual position 69. Adams said the song was not about the summer of 1969 but about sex and making love in the summertime.

When Adams appeared on The Early Show in 2008, he was asked about 'Summer of '69' and its lyrical meaning. 'Summer of '69' is written in the key of D major. The song was recorded three to four times, in different ways, with both Adams and Vallance still not convinced that it was finished. On the song's first demo, it started with a 12-string riff, just like the breakdown section in the middle of the song, but this was replaced with a chunky 6-string intro on the second demo. 'Jody' is a reference to Adams' sound manager, Jody Perpick, who got married during the album's recording session. Adams mentioned once in an interview that 'Jimmy' was one of his early drummers. When writing the lyrics 'Jimmy quit, Jody got married', Vallance suggested using 'Woody quit and Gordy got married', referring to members of his high school band, but Adams liked his version better. While the phrase 'Best Days of My Life' appeared seven times in the first draft, on the final draft it had been replaced by 'Summer of '69' and appeared only two times throughout the song. At that time the two were planning to title it 'Best Days of My Life' instead. In their first draft, the lyric 'summer of '69' appeared only once. The song went through a number of changes because neither Adams nor Vallance was convinced it was a strong enough song to be featured on the album. 'Summer of '69' was finished on January 25, 1984, co-written with Jim Vallance in his basement studio. Īfter a tour supporting his album Cuts Like a Knife, Adams immediately started the recording sessions for the new album, Reckless. It is also the most played song on Canadian radio amongst songs by Canadian artists originally released before 1990.

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Amongst songs recorded by Canadian artists, it is the most streamed and most digitally purchased song within Canada amongst songs originally released before the start of the digital download era (approximiately 2005). The single had a strong effect on music charts internationally, in the UK it was acclaimed as one of Bryans best, with its highest peaks being number four in the Netherlands and number five in the United States. The music video for the song, which was filmed by Steve Barron, features Adams and his backing band in a variety of settings, including running from the police. 'Summer of '69' received favourable reviews from music critics. The song was released with two B-side tracks: 'Kids Wanna Rock' and 'The Best Was Yet to Come', which had previously appeared on the albums Reckless and Cuts Like a Knife respectively. According to later claims by Adams, the title is a reference to the sex position, not the year, but Vallance disputes this. 'Summer of '69' is an up-tempo rock song. It was released in June 1985 under A&M Records as the fourth single from Reckless. 'Summer of '69' was produced by Adams and Bob Clearmountain. The song was written by Adams and his longtime songwriting collaborator Jim Vallance. The song is about a dilemma between settling down or trying to become a rock star. ' Summer of '69' is a song recorded by the Canadian musician Bryan Adams from his fourth album, Reckless.

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