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BoDeans — Fadeaway
Album: Love & Hope & Sex & Dreams
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7.2

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Total ratings: 3093









Released: 1986
Length: 4:21
Plays (last 30 days): 2
Don't run away
Midnight hideaway
Don't you fade away
'Til the morning light

Don't run away
Midnight hideaway
Don't you fade away
'Til the morning light

I see you from my window
In the shadows of the night
You're standing on Love Street
On the beat of better things

I'll see you standing there
You don't care anymore
And love in your life
Stabbing knife in my heart

Don't run away
Midnight hideaway
Don't you fade away
'Til the morning light

Don't run away
Midnight hideaway
Don't you fade away
'Til the morning light

I'll see you standing there
You don't care anymore
And love in your life
Stabbing knife in my heart

Don't run away
Midnight hideaway
Don't you fade away
'Til the morning light

She might fade away
She might fade away
She might fade away
She might fade away
She might fade away
She might fade away
She might fade away
She might fade away
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 Ok_Sobriquet wrote:

I discovered the BoDeans after Sam Llanas sang background on a Robbie Robertson album. They're one of my favorite groups from the 90's.



Too bad about the accusations against Sam Llanas that drove the original band apart. Not sure what became of this case. Saw the BoDeans several times back in their heyday and they were a great live act.
 ukrainian wrote:
I just love this song.


Still!!!

Yeah me too. Just gotta dance

I just love this song.
If you're not up dancing when this comes on, 
YOUR STEREO ISN'T TURNED UP LOUD ENOUGH!!!
this track is infectious and it first infected me in the 80s
 oldviolin wrote:

as many as you can't stand apparently...


not enough for me. 
My first time hearing them was when they (and then Los Lobos, on the heels of La Bamba) opened for U2 in Vancouver. A great night overall.
 iloveradio wrote:

Saw the Bodeans 9 years ago in Sandpoint ID Great live performance

I saw them for free in Pittsburgh in 2022, agree they rock hard. See them when you can!

ow my god, so much time passed I don't hear this song.
 brookap wrote:



There aren't enough dancing banana emojis in the world to show my appreciation for this gem.


Love your passion for this song. 
 pontfarrer wrote:

please stop playing this song



I agree. It's interfering with work. Can't stop dancing.
I discovered the BoDeans after Sam Llanas sang background on a Robbie Robertson album. They're one of my favorite groups from the 90's.
interesting that there are so many positive comments on this one - not one of their best, totally my opinion. but the BoDeans are a fun live group and the two albums i bought are still great music to drive with
 brookap wrote:



There aren't enough dancing banana emojis in the world to show my appreciation for this gem.


Is that a banana split? Great song. Great dancing bananas.
 ukrainian wrote:
Oooh I love this song.  


I still love this song.
We need more BoDeans!
 brookap wrote:



There aren't enough dancing banana emojis in the world to show my appreciation for this gem.
 

My ex-girlfriend just could not be still whenever this song came on.  I still remember her fondly for that...
 stretcher wrote:

I agree about the song.  I disagree about the dancing bananas... there are already far too many.
 
Well, as much as it might seem embarassing to some to admit this - (and I don't really believe in embarassment much anyway) - when I'm feeling down or blue or overworked or lonely or .... in a party mood or just plain happy to be alive ....   or just about  ANY wa y, actually, those crazy little bananas always conjure up a smile (and usually also a bit of a dance-along). So there you go. To each her / his own, obviously. I haven't tired of them yet.
 ukrainian wrote:
Just love this song for a beautiful sunny day x
 
Or for the end of a tough and dreary day. Or for riding along in ANY weather.... Just love  it. Period. No end to the introduction of new music  (for me) from you guys. Thanks so much RP!!! 
 brookap wrote:



There aren't enough dancing banana emojis in the world to show my appreciation for this gem.
 
I agree about the song.  I disagree about the dancing bananas... there are already far too many.
 floydpink wrote:
Very David Gray ish
 

You mean, David Gray-ish is very BoDean
Very David Gray ish
Just love this song for a beautiful sunny day x
 ColdBear wrote:
RP used to play a better live version of this. Why changing to this recording which is so heavily played ?
 
Agree that the live version is a bit "better".  But a matter of degrees, I suppose?  

The album is Joe Dirt Car.  I have that version on my "garage rock" playlist on Spotify.  In my garage I can listen to it while damaging my hearing.    I do love this song.
Saw the Bodeans 9 years ago in Sandpoint ID Great live performance



There aren't enough dancing banana emojis in the world to show my appreciation for this gem.
Oooh I love this song.  
Bless Bill! I was already on cold turkey for 24 hours, finally it's back again.
please stop playing this song
I've just seen your new player for the first time.  I like it.  Lots of info.  Sounds good.  Does  it stream FLAC by default?
There are other/better BoDeans songs ):
Stop p!aging this song every day
 BlueHeronDruid wrote:
How many times a day does this play?

 
as many as you can't stand apparently...

Saw the BoDeans at the Sandpoint Music Festival 2008 and their live music was great. There is more than Fadeaway.
 ppopp wrote:
The same thing over and over and over again. 3 minutes too long.

 
AGREED :-)
Bodeans rule.
 ppopp wrote:
The same thing over and over and over again. 3 minutes too long.

 
LOL! "We found love in a hopeless place, we found love in a hopeless place, we found love in a hope....."
It's still on my iPod, tho.
The same thing over and over and over again. 3 minutes too long.
I am of an age where I prefer  Love & Hope & Sex & Dreams to Sex, drugs, rock and roll. Of course, it wasn't always that way.
Oh wait, I had to come back and say, the rock and roll should be in there too.
How many times a day does this play?
Great driving rhythm and pace, great harmonies and arrangement. Not my fave but definitely a classic. 
Still stands up in 2016
Don't you fade away.
This song was used in a Playboy video of Donna Edmondson, great visuals along with this song.
What a great relief after struggling through Dave Matthews.  Rock on BoDeans!!
Blèh, boooooooooringggg! Endless whining {#Frustrated}
RP Theme tune!    I like it.   it's part of the family, like Eastenders or The Archers... or worse, Corrie!  7
Ugh, could this song be more repetitive? I think it was what the PSD button was invented for!
..... think that this was the first thing I ever heard on RP....... still great.
Big BoDeans fan hear, but have to concur with some of the other recent posters, lots more better stuff by them.
First three notes, know this song.  Immediately hit 10.  Never a doubt or second thought on this one.  Anyone wanna get up and dance?{#Bananapiano}{#Bananajam}{#Music}
I really love this song, but honestly, it seems like we hear it everyday.
 
Bleah. Hate this song.
Plenty of other great stuff by the BoDeans though.
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz..
Not sure why, but I've never cared for the BoDeans's sound.  Still, I felt kinda bad for them when they opened for Bob Dylan and Paul Simon way back in 2000.  Seemed like no one except a committed handful of fans were paying them any attention.
Soooo great, loving it! {#Bananajam}
AAAAAAARRRRGH! Not again...
 stunix wrote:

no, its once every 10 days.  ffs!

 

That is about once every 10 days too much. lol  I think this song may even have torture potential.
 stunix wrote:

no, its once every 10 days.  ffs!

 
I said "approximately".
 dwhayslett wrote:

Oh noes.  That's approximately twice a day.  No wonder ppoop is so tired of it.

 
no, its once every 10 days.  ffs!
 subgyro wrote:

Especially when Kurt hollers out, "Smell the glove!"

 
Love these guys — from this time period. Saw them (him?) performing live recently in Berkeley CA — and was very disappointed. They have changed their sound, practically blew us out of the place with their volume — not the same BoDeans anymore, sadly. That said, I still like all their old stuff.
 Proclivities wrote:
I still like this tune, despite noticing that it's been played a savagely fierce three times in the last thirty days.

 
Oh noes.  That's approximately twice a day.  No wonder ppoop is so tired of it.
Yes I agree, a bit overplayed.  There must be other little gems on this album.  Bill is usually good a finding them...
 

 Proclivities wrote:
I still like this tune, despite noticing that it's been played a savagely fierce three times in the last thirty days.

 
Like it 2 but a bit overplayed
 ppopp wrote:
Not again. This song is also 3 minutes too long.It needs to fade away forever.

 
yes  I gotta tune out
She might fade away. Then again, she might not. 
Not again. This song is also 3 minutes too long.It needs to fade away forever.
Like this, love "Angels" from the same album.
I still like this tune, despite noticing that it's been played a savagely fierce three times in the last thirty days.
 sleytr wrote:


this is for those who missed him
 
Great GIF, and the fact that it was posted by someone from Turkey makes it even cooler!
Music is the International language.
 Hogtownmike wrote:
I like this, but it gets played WAY too much...

 

I say that about Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Tori Amos and Neko Case but I don't complain about it except this once...... It's their station.


this is for those who missed him

(original link broken)
a great road-tested bar band. big fun.
I like this, but it gets played WAY too much...
Every time I hear the first few clucking notes of the intro i think "Oh man, not this again! Didn't they just play it yesterday, and the day before?" 30 seconds later I'm drumming on the desk and bobbing my head. Thanks for keeping this forgotten classic a little less forgotten.FYI, they do have some other great songs. "Say about love" is responsible for my only speeding ticket, for example.

 Toke wrote:

The 'Joe Dirt Cart' Album is excellent and considering its a Live recording I cannot fault it anywhere on any track. Highly recommended to all RP listeners. A very proffesional bunch of lads.

 
Especially when Kurt hollers out, "Smell the glove!"
This tune is getting a bit long it the tooth for me. 
 sleytr wrote:

When this song play, coming to this page just for dancing with them : )
 
{#Yell} É â˜¯â˜¯É– ❍ɳe!
Saw these guys again after many years last summer, they were still fun!
I thought they were saying "I Wanna Be A Dog"


My dog says "Who wouldn't?"  
 onelittlemoose wrote:

Echo that. More BoDeans please.

 

Ditto that!
Love those BoDeans. Thanks! I can still listen to their CD's all the way through, again and again.


{#Notworthy}


  
 iTuner wrote:


Youth. I remember listening to this on WFNX in Boston growing up
 
Sadly, WFNX is no more as of a few months ago.  I think it's now sports or talk or some other BS.
Another great RP "album": 

Fadeaway (BoDeans)
I Wanna Be Adored (Stone Roses)
Steel and Glass (John Lennon)

We all get old. Some do better with age than others... 
 Sloggydog wrote:
I know this song from somewhere but don't know where.  Cool little number.
 



Youth. I remember listening to this on WFNX in Boston growing up
 Bobert_ParkCity wrote:
Just a great, catchy, tune.
 
AND, they played Park City, at the Canyons; free show. Can't beat that!
 daveesh wrote:
 
When this song play, coming to this page just for dancing with them : )
Really nice... love the groove
Great tune...love it.
 mistabird wrote:
dieser sound hat was , kommt gut  {#Dancingbanana}
 
Damn straight!
 Bobert_ParkCity wrote:
Just a great, catchy, tune.
 
EXACTLY, Utah! EXACTLY!!!
GREAT!
 xkolibuul wrote:


Check your math—not played nearly that frequently.  Besides, its a great boring song from a criminally underrated boring and uneventful band.  

 

FYT
 tonypf wrote:

Sorry, there's more than a few folk that listen to RP who got a thing for the Bodeans.  I be 1 of dem!
 
Echo that. More BoDeans please.
I know this song from somewhere but don't know where.  Cool little number.
 Cynaera wrote:
I wrote that in July of 2010, but I still hold fast to it. Bo Deans are more than just this song, or "Closer to Free."
 
Yes Cynaera I fully agree with you.. As I have posted to Negative comments recently on one of their tracks.. The 'Joe Dirt Cart' Album is excellent and considering its a Live recording I cannot fault it anywhere on any track. Highly recommended to all RP listeners. A very proffesional bunch of lads.
Just a great, catchy, tune.
A tune the great Everly Brothers might sing, love the harmony.
 madebytim wrote:
Overplayed
  This song is great. Just sit back and love it.

 madebytim wrote:
Overplayed
 
Sorry, there's more than a few folk that listen to RP who got a thing for the Bodeans.  I be 1 of dem!
dieser sound hat was , kommt gut  {#Dancingbanana}
Again? Really?
 daveesh wrote:

 
One of the greatest posts of all time.

I concur, time to let this puppy rest for a bit.
Stop playing this song ALL THE TIME.
Got bored of this rendition very quickly.
Overplayed
 batupol wrote:
Thanks for playing again, greetings from Turkey

Cynaera wrote:
Hi, batupol! Welcome to RadioParadise. Have fun. Post often. {#Mrgreen} 
 
In case you're new here, batupol, Cynaera's our official greeter and hostess. {#Jump}
 dakine1972 wrote:

Reminds me of The Clash...Police and Thieves

 
It's got a very different tempo to me.  "Police and Thieves" was written and originally recorded by Junior Murvin, by the way.

Someone PLEASE upload "Good Work" from "Joe Dirt Car." That yell of "Fire in the Hole!" and the sound of shattering glass is worth the rest of the song. Begging. Please. {#Pray}
 batupol wrote:
Thanks for playing again, greetings from Turkey
  Hi, batupol! Welcome to RadioParadise. Have fun. Post often. {#Mrgreen} 


This is (one kind of) R&R as I understand it!

Funky, happy, young, simple and danceable with lots of melody.

 sirdroseph wrote:
What an odd song to play 3 or 4 times a week. It is not new, there is nothing special about it.{#Stupid}
 

Check your math—not played nearly that frequently.  Besides, its a great song from a criminally underrated band.  

What an odd song to play 3 or 4 times a week. It is not new, there is nothing special about it.{#Stupid}
Thanks for playing again, greetings from Turkey
First saw these guys when they opened up for U2 in 88'. 
I liked their sound then.  Still like it now!


Thanks for playing this today Bill, shitty day!
i agree. this is not (very) bad - just boring :-(