Kaelin Jones
It is unfortunate this was not a big hit here in the states. Never trusted the people who run the music industry in this country.
Marmalade - Falling Apart At The Seams download song
- Artist: Marmalade
- Song Title: Falling Apart At The Seams
- Music Genre: Pop
- Length: 03:07
- Size: 7.3MB
- Bitrate: 320Kbps
- Uploaded: 2020-04-12
- Upload by: MrFlatroofer
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Manolito Tuazon
rip dean you were a genius with a fantastic voice ,marmalade you will miss this guy ,,,so will we xx lol always
Ertug Atay
Love this song.A real classic.
Jason Roland
Marmalade made some of the best songs ever Dean Ford is a brilliant front man
Andre Scheid
Sandy Newman is brilliant but Dean Ford was Marmalde
aidalovesmcfly
Wow you can find anything on YT!! Didn't think anyone knew this song but me. 999 you are right. Spent many years as a radio dj listening to tone deaf PDs making decisions.
PIXIE LaRUE
That is Graham Knight there, from the famous, original, five, on backup guitar and vocals.
Cerilene Ferrante
Regarding the comments about Sandy Newman "replacing" Dean Ford, it didn't quite go that way. Drummer Alan Whitehead had been fired in 1971, and bassist Graham Knight left on his own in 1973. In 1975, those two formed the band that appears in this video, with Sandy Newman and a guitarist named Charlie Smith, who I assume is the fourth guy in this video, the one playing the Telecaster to Newman's right; they were called "Vintage Marmalade" as Dean Ford's band "Marmalade" was still in existence (Junior Campbell and Pat Fairley had left by this time as well, 1971 and 1972 respectively). For a brief time in 1975, both bands co-existed under their respective names. In 1975, Dean Ford's band Marmalade finally called it quits, and Vintage Marmalade dropped the "Vintage" from their name, and continued on as simply "Marmalade", since there was no need to use the "Vintage" any more as they were the only "Marmalade" still playing. And why not, they had more original Marmalade members (Whitehead and Knight) than Ford's band did (only Ford himself). So Dean Ford never "left" Marmalade, he was with them until the demise of the original band, and Sandy Newman didn't "replace" him, he was with Vintage Marmalade from their origination.
Daniel Materka
You can't beat The Marmalade. Even without Dean Ford and Junior Campbell it's great. This song was a big comeback hit for them. I'm half Scottish descent I guess that explains my bias for Scottish bands. Or else they are just a whole bunch of great bands!
Dert Money
Remember this from the Spring of 1976. Did well to have a Top 10 hit considering original singer Dean Ford had left the previous year
oHmega14
Fantastic, I only knew "Reflections of my life" but this song is good too. You can learn something every day I guess.
Miss Anti-Barbie
I believe this song was a top ten song in England and Germany, but in the United States I don't think it cracked the Top 40 unfortunately. It was my favorite song for 1976.