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 | Total Length = 3:54<br>6:37 (Mael Mix)<br>3:35 (Mael Mix, 2012)
 | Recorded = Autumn-Winter 1987
-| Writer = Morrissey/Street
+| Writer = [[Writer::Morrissey]] / [[Writer::Stephen Street]]
-| Producer = [[Stephen Street]]
+| Producer = [[Producer::Stephen Street]]
 | Mastered =
-| Art = Geri Caulfield (cover)<br>Kevin Cummins (Mael Mix cover)
+| Art = Photo: [[Photographer::Geri Caulfield]] (original cover)<br>Layout: [[Mention::Caryn Gough]]<br>Photo: [[Photographer::Kevin Cummins]] (Mael Mix cover)
 | Vinyl Etching = DREAMS...ARE JUST...DREAMS
 | Publisher = [[HMV Records]] (UK)<br>[[Sire Records]] (US)<br>[[EMI Records]] (Mael Mix)
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 [[Category:Morrissey Lyrics]]
 ==Information==
-"'''Suedehead'''" was [[Morrissey|Morrissey's]] debut single as a solo artist. Released on 27 February 1988 by HMV Records, the single came a mere nine weeks after [[The Smiths]]' single "[[Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me (single)|Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me]]" from their final album, ''[[Strangeways, Here We Come]]''. "Suedehead" was produced and co-wrote by [[Stephen Street]], and was the first single released from Morrissey's debut album, ''[[Viva Hate]]''.
+"'''Suedehead'''" was [[Morrissey|Morrissey's]] debut single as a solo artist. Released on 27 February 1988 by HMV Records, the single came a mere nine weeks after [[The Smiths]]' single "[[Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me (single)|Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me]]" from their final album, ''[[Strangeways, Here We Come]]''. "Suedehead" was produced and co-wrote by [[Stephen Street]], and was the first single released from Morrissey's debut album, ''[[Viva Hate]]''.<br>
+The cover photograph was taken live at The Smiths concert at The Palladium, London (October 26, 1986).
 ===Recording===
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 ===Mael / Sparks Mix===
-"Suedehead", as remixed by Ron and Russell Mael of [[Sparks]] (6:37) was released on the Rhino Records UK compilation ''[http://www.rhino.co.uk/artists/product,artist_3491.htm Future Retro]'' (Jan. 24, 2006)<ref name="ms20060111"/>.
+"Suedehead", as remixed by Ron and Russell Mael of [[Mention::Sparks]] (6:37) was released on the Rhino Records UK compilation ''[http://www.rhino.co.uk/artists/product,artist_3491.htm Future Retro]'' (Jan. 24, 2006)<ref name="ms20060111"/>.
 From the Sparks mailing list (April, 2005)<ref name="ms20050411"/>:
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 == Lyrics ==
+<poem>
-{{lyrics
+Why do you come here
-|Why do you come here
 And why, why do you hang around?
 I'm so sorry
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 It was a good lay, good lay, good lay
 It was a good lay...
-}}
+</poem>
-==Personnel==
-* [[Morrissey]] - Vocals <br>
-* [[Vini Reilly]] - [[Guitarists|Guitars]], [[Keyboardists|Keyboards]]<br>
-* [[Stephen Street]] - [[Bassists|Bass guitar]], guitars<br>
-* [[Andrew Paresi]] - [[Drummers|Drums]]<br>
-* John Metcalfe - Viola<br>
-* Fenella Barton - Violin<br>
-* Mark Davies - Cello<br>
-* Richard Koster - Violin<br>
-* Robert Wollard - Cello<br>
-* Rachel Maguire - Cello<br>
-* [[Producers|Producer]] - Stephen Street<br>
-* Assistant Engineer - Steve Williams<br>
-* Art co-ordination - [[Jo Slee]]<br>
-* Layout - Caryn Gough<br>
-* Photography - Geri Caulfield<br>
 ==Music Video==
 <youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjeMWCa716E</youtube>
 ===Credits===
-* Directed by [[Tim Broad]]
+* Directed by [[Director::Tim Broad]]
+==Image Gallery==
+<gallery perrow="6">
+ File:Record Mirror 1988-02-13 P002.jpg | News blurb in the February 13th, 1988 issue of Record Mirror (U.K.)
+ File:1988-02-15 'Suedehead' by Morrissey (U.K. EMI Swindon for U.K. His Master's Voice Pressing) (CDPOP 1618) (Slimline Cover).jpg | J-card slimline case front cover insert for the U.K. CD single
+ File:1988-02-15 'Suedehead' by Morrissey (U.K. EMI Swindon for U.K. His Master's Voice Pressing) (CDPOP 1618) (Slimline Rear).jpg | J-card slimline case rear cover insert for the U.K. CD single
+ File:Music Week (1988-02-13) P005 ('Suedehead' Ad).jpg | Music Week full-page ad (Feb. 13, 1988)
+</gallery>
 {{CommonSongSections | Artist =  Morrissey | Song = {{#replace:{{#replace:{{PAGENAME}}| (single)|}}| (song)|}}}}
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 == Related Items ==
 * [http://www.passionsjustlikemine.com/disc/suedehead.htm "Suedehead" discography] - Passions Just Like Mine
-* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suedehead "Suedehead" Wikipedia page] - Wikipedia
-* [http://www.vulgarpicture.com/m1988.html "Suedehead" 1988 release info/scans] - Vulgar Picture
-* [http://motorcycleaupairboy.com/disc/suede.htm "Suedehead" info/quotes] - The Motor Cycle Au Pair Boy
 * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKMTWN5fDoA "Suedehead" UK TV ad with voiceover by John Peel] - YouTube link [https://www.morrissey-solo.com/threads/126604-This-might-be-very-old-I-have-no-idea posted by Uncleskinny / Morrissey-solo Forums]
 * [https://www.morrissey-solo.com/threads/16642-quot-Suedehead-quot-filming-Fairmount-Indiana-photos-from-1988-are-HERE "Suedehead" filming / Fairmont Indiana photos by Kevin Cavanaugh from 1988] - Morrissey-solo forums, [https://www.morrissey-solo.com/article.pl?sid=03/03/20/1734225 original story from Kevin Cavanaugh] (Mar. 20, 2003).
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 </references>
 {{Page
-|RelatedForumThreads=121815, 90128, 42000
+|RelatedForumThreads=16642, 129375, 42000, 90128, 121815, 150732, 148590
+|DiscogsReleaseId=410610
+|DiscogsAdditionalReleaseId=2108905, 3552782
+|WikipediaPageTitle=Suedehead
+}}
+{{PageDate
+|Date=1988-02-27
 }}