English Dictionary

Definition of “B-side”

B-side

An obscure Buddy Holly B-side , Mailman Give Me No More Blues was recorded for the Get Back album which was retitled Let It Be.

Misc (1995)

It's a mixture of live and B-side material that never made it on to O, his brilliant debut album.

Sun, News of the World (2004)

Its B-side was to be Christmas Time (Is Here Again) NOT GUILTY: Recorded: August 7-8, 1968.

Misc (1995)

The B-side , sung to the tune of `John Peel", highlights the plight of farmers.

Independent (1998)

The B-side is Jack reading from the book of Matthew before Meg sings'Silent Night ' unaccompanied and they argue over the words.

NME (New Musical Express) (2002)

The B-side was to be `Old Shep ', a classic Presley song and Keith's favourite, so we quickly got that down at the same time.

Hugh Cornwell A MULTITUDE OF SINS: Golden Brown, The Stranglers and Strange Little Girls (2004)

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