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Oasis Was An English Rock Band Formed In Manchester In 1991. Originally Known As The Rain The Group Initially Consisted Of Liam Gallagher Lead Vocals Tambourine Paul Arthurs Guitar Paul McGuigan Bass Guitar And Tony McCarroll Drums . Liam's Older Brother Noel Lead Guitar Vocals Later Joined As A Fifth Member Finalising The Group's Core Lineup. During The Course Of Their Existence They Had Various Lineup Changes With The Gallagher Brothers Remaining The Only Staple Members. Oasis Signed To Independent Record Label Creation Records In 1993 And Released Their Record-Setting Debut Album Definitely Maybe 1994 . The Following Year They Recorded What's The Story Morning Glory? 1995 With Drummer Alan White In The Midst Of A Chart Rivalry With Peers Blur. Spending Ten Weeks At Number One On The UK Albums Chart What's The Story Morning Glory? Was Also An International Chart Success And Became One Of The Best-Selling Albums Of All Time. In Addition It Stands As The Fifth-Best-Selling Album In The UK And The Biggest-Selling Album In The UK Of The 1990s. The Gallagher Brothers Featured Regularly In Tabloid Newspapers For Their Disputes And Wild Lifestyles. In 1996 Oasis Performed Two Nights At Knebworth For An Audience Of 125 000 Each Time The Largest Outdoor Concerts In UK History At The Time. In 1997 Oasis Released Their Third Album Be Here Now. It Became The Fastest-Selling Album In UK Chart History. Oasis' Popularity Later Declined And McGuigan And Arthurs Left In 1999 As Oasis Released Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants 2000 . They Were Replaced By Former Heavy Stereo Guitarist Gem Archer And Former Ride Guitarist Andy Bell. White Departed In 2004 Replaced By Zak Starkey And Later Chris Sharrock. Oasis Released Three More Studio Albums Heathen Chemistry 2002 Don't Believe The Truth 2005 And Dig Out Your Soul 2008 . The Group Abruptly Disbanded After The Departure Of Noel Gallagher In August 2009. As Of 2009 Oasis Had Sold Over 70 Million Records Worldwide. They Are Among The Most Successful Acts On The UK Singles Chart And Albums Chart With Eight UK Number-One Singles And Eight UK Number-One Albums. The Band Also Achieved Three Platinum Albums In The US. They Won 17 NME Awards Nine Q Awards Four MTV Europe Music Awards And Six Brit Awards Including One In 2007 For Outstanding Contribution To Music And One For The "Best Album Of The Last 30 Years" For What's The Story Morning Glory?. They Were Nominated For Two Grammy Awards. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Oasis_ Band Studio Albums
Definitely Maybe 1994 What's The Story Morning Glory? 1995 Be Here Now 1997 Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants 2000 Heathen Chemistry 2002 Don't Believe The Truth 2005 Dig Out Your Soul 2008 Members Liam Gallagher – Vocals 1991–2009 Noel Gallagher – Lead Guitar Vocals 1991–2009 Paul Arthurs - Rhythm Guitar 1991–1999 Gem Archer – Rhythm Guitar 1999–2009 Paul McGuigan – Bass Guitar 1991–1999 Andy Bell Oasis – Bass Guitar 1999–2009 Tony McCarroll – Drums 1991–1995 Alan White Oasis – Drums 1995–2004 Zak Starkey – Drums 2004–2008 Chris Sharrock – Drums 2008–2009

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Oasis - The Masterplan

"Talk Tonight" Is A Song By British Rock Band Oasis Written By The Band's Lead Guitarist Noel Gallagher. It Was A B-Side To The UK #1 Single "Some Might Say" And Appears On The B-Side Compilation Album The Masterplan As Well. "Talk Tonight" Is One Of Many Acoustic B-Side Tracks Sung By Noel And Was At The Time The Most Vulnerable Song He Had Ever Attempted. It Was Inspired By The Near-Breakup Of The Band In Los Angeles In Autumn 1994 When Noel Walked Out Without Telling Anyone And Headed For San Francisco. He Stayed With A Girl He Had Befriended During A Previous Show There. According To The Sleeve Notes To The Masterplan She Talked A Distraught Noel "off The Ledge" And Took Him To The Park Where She Played As A Child. It Is Also Mentioned In The Oasis Book By Paul Mathurs Take Me There That His Friend Also Had An Obsession With Snapple Strawberry Lemonade Which Contributed To The Line In The Song "all Your Dreams Are Made Of Strawberry Lemonade." The Song Also Featured On The DVD "Live By The Sea" After Noel Makes A Mistake On The Track "D'Yer Wanna Be A Spaceman?". The Song Is Included On Oasis' Compilation Album Stop The Clocks. Paul Weller Played Keyboards When Oasis Performed This Song On Channel 4's The White Room In 1995. An Extract Of The Song Was Used In The 2008 GCSE Music Listening Paper Exam.

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Oasis Was An English Rock Band Formed In Manchester In 1991. Originally Known As The Rain The Group Initially Consisted Of Liam Gallagher Lead Vocals Tambourine Paul Arthurs Guitar Paul McGuigan Bass Guitar And Tony McCarroll Drums . Liam's Older Brother Noel Lead Guitar Vocals Later Joined As A Fifth Member Finalising The Group's Core Lineup. During The Course Of Their Existence They Had Various Lineup Changes With The Gallagher Brothers Remaining The Only Staple Members. Oasis Signed To Independent Record Label Creation Records In 1993 And Released Their Record-Setting Debut Album Definitely Maybe 1994 . The Following Year They Recorded What's The Story Morning Glory? 1995 With Drummer Alan White In The Midst Of A Chart Rivalry With Peers Blur. Spending Ten Weeks At Number One On The UK Albums Chart What's The Story Morning Glory? Was Also An International Chart Success And Became One Of The Best-Selling Albums Of All Time. In Addition It Stands As The Fifth-Best-Selling Album In The UK And The Biggest-Selling Album In The UK Of The 1990s. The Gallagher Brothers Featured Regularly In Tabloid Newspapers For Their Disputes And Wild Lifestyles. In 1996 Oasis Performed Two Nights At Knebworth For An Audience Of 125 000 Each Time The Largest Outdoor Concerts In UK History At The Time. In 1997 Oasis Released Their Third Album Be Here Now. It Became The Fastest-Selling Album In UK Chart History. Oasis' Popularity Later Declined And McGuigan And Arthurs Left In 1999 As Oasis Released Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants 2000 . They Were Replaced By Former Heavy Stereo Guitarist Gem Archer And Former Ride Guitarist Andy Bell. White Departed In 2004 Replaced By Zak Starkey And Later Chris Sharrock. Oasis Released Three More Studio Albums Heathen Chemistry 2002 Don't Believe The Truth 2005 And Dig Out Your Soul 2008 . The Group Abruptly Disbanded After The Departure Of Noel Gallagher In August 2009. As Of 2009 Oasis Had Sold Over 70 Million Records Worldwide. They Are Among The Most Successful Acts On The UK Singles Chart And Albums Chart With Eight UK Number-One Singles And Eight UK Number-One Albums. The Band Also Achieved Three Platinum Albums In The US. They Won 17 NME Awards Nine Q Awards Four MTV Europe Music Awards And Six Brit Awards Including One In 2007 For Outstanding Contribution To Music And One For The "Best Album Of The Last 30 Years" For What's The Story Morning Glory?. They Were Nominated For Two Grammy Awards. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Oasis_ Band Studio Albums
Definitely Maybe 1994 What's The Story Morning Glory? 1995 Be Here Now 1997 Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants 2000 Heathen Chemistry 2002 Don't Believe The Truth 2005 Dig Out Your Soul 2008 Members Liam Gallagher – Vocals 1991–2009 Noel Gallagher – Lead Guitar Vocals 1991–2009 Paul Arthurs - Rhythm Guitar 1991–1999 Gem Archer – Rhythm Guitar 1999–2009 Paul McGuigan – Bass Guitar 1991–1999 Andy Bell Oasis – Bass Guitar 1999–2009 Tony McCarroll – Drums 1991–1995 Alan White Oasis – Drums 1995–2004 Zak Starkey – Drums 2004–2008 Chris Sharrock – Drums 2008–2009 read less

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"Talk Tonight" is a song by British rock band Oasis, written by the band's lead guitarist Noel Gallagher. It was a B-Side to the UK #1 single "Some Might Say" and appears on the B-side compilation album, The Masterplan, as well. "Talk Tonight" is one of many acoustic B-side tracks sung by Noel, and was at the time, the most vulnerable song he had ever attempted. It was inspired by the near-breakup of the band in Los Angeles in autumn 1994, when Noel walked out without telling anyone and headed for San Francisco. He stayed with a girl he had befriended during a previous show there. According to the sleeve notes to The Masterplan, she talked a distraught Noel "off the ledge" and took him to the park where she played as a child. It is also mentioned in the Oasis book by Paul Mathurs, Take Me There, that his friend also had an obsession with Snapple Strawberry Lemonade, which contributed to the line in the song, "all your dreams are made of strawberry lemonade." The song also featured on the DVD "Live By The Sea" After Noel makes a mistake on the track "D'Yer Wanna Be A Spaceman?". The song is included on Oasis' compilation album Stop the Clocks. Paul Weller played keyboards when Oasis performed this song on Channel 4's The White Room in 1995. An extract of the song was used in the 2008 GCSE Music Listening Paper Exam. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.