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Shine On (The Kooks song)

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Wikipedia article




"'Shine On'" is a song by British indie rock band The Kooks and is the second single from their 2008 album 'Konk'. It was released on 7 July 2008. Although debuting at a disappointing #63 in the UK Singles Chart the song has received a lot of airplay becoming a radio hit. The release of "Shine On" has also boosted 'Konk' back into the UK top 40 album chart. Upon the physical release of "Shine On", the single climbed to #25, the band's lowest charting single since "Sofa Song".

"Shine On" was also featured in a Michelob Ultra TV commercial.

Track listings



'UK CD'

# "Shine On"

# "Luby Loo"

'7" Vinyl'

# "Shine On"

# "Come On Down"

'Digital iTunes EP'

# "Shine On"

# "Shine On" (acoustic version from Q101, Chicago)

# "Luby Loo"

# "Come On Down"

Music video



The music video was made available on The Kooks official website and YouTube on 23 May 2008. It features the band playing the song in a small room while water is dripping from the ceiling.

Promotion



On 3 July 2008 The Kooks performed a live session on BBC Radio 1. During Jo Whiley's Live Lounge they played a special version of "Shine On" plus a cover of Coldplay's song "Violet Hill".[http://www.thekooks.com/news/1742701 Radio 1 Live Lounge - www.thekooks.com news]

The Kooks also played the song live on Graham Norton's TV programme.

The song was played in the John Lewis 'Through The Ages' advert in 2011.

Chart performance



References



Category:2008 singles

Category:The Kooks songs

Category:2008 songs

Category:Virgin Records singles


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