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In 1994 Rafferty released his album "Over My Head" and only released this song as the only single.
The song charted at #67 in Germany.
This song was a single from Rafferty's 1978 album "City To City" and was a huge success in several countries. The song is named after Baker Street in London in case anyone was curious.
Gerry used to hang out in a flat near Baker Street while he was going thru legal issues with his old band Stealers Wheel.
Initially the sax part in this song was going to be sung. The song reached #3 in the UK and #2 in the US.
This number hails from Rafferty's 1979 alum entitled "Night Owl".
The song reached #17 in the US.
This number hails from Rafferty's 1979 alum entitled "Night Owl".
The song reached #17 in the US.
Right Down The Line was also a single release from the 1978 album "City To City" and peaked at #12 in the US on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
The song was written by Rafferty himself.
Ron Sexsmith, Bonnie Raitt are a few musicians who have covered the song.
This track is also found on Gerry Rafferty's 1978 album "City To City" but the song was never released as a single.
This track can also be found on the 1978 album "City To City".
The song was released as a single but failed to chart.
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