My Legendary Girlfriend by Pulp

Album: Seperations (1991)

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This song originally went under the working title "Barry White Beat," and was more of a band collaboration than most Pulp songs, which would usually be an original idea by Jarvis Cocker presented to the band and worked on by everyone else.
The single originally came out in 1991 on 12" vinyl, and was only released on CD in 1996 - a limited edition 7" version also exists, released in 1992 on Caff Records and limited to only 500 copies.

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