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1998 studio anthology by Fatboy Slim

You've Come a Long Way, Baby
YouveComeALongWayBaby2.jpg
Studio album by

Fatboy Slim
Released 19 Oct 1998
Studio The Firm of Dear, Brighton
Genre Large beat[1]
Length 62:00
Characterization
  • Skint
  • Astralwerks
Producer Norman Cook
Fatboy Slim chronology
Meliorate Living Through Chemistry
(1996) 		You've Come a Long Way, Baby
(1998) 		Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars
(2000)
Alternative comprehend
North American cover

Northward American cover
Singles from You've Come a Long Manner, Baby
  1. "The Rockafeller Skank"
    Released: 8 June 1998
  2. "Gangster Tripping"
    Released: v October 1998
  3. "Praise You"
    Released: four January 1999
  4. "Right Here, Right Now"
    Released: 19 April 1999
  5. "Build Information technology Up – Tear It Downwards"
    Released: 15 September 1999

You've Come a Long Mode, Baby is the second studio album by Fatboy Slim, a project of English language electronic music producer Norman Cook. It was first released on 19 Oct 1998 in the U.k. past Skint Records and a mean solar day later in the United States by Astralwerks. Cook recorded and produced the album at his home studio in Brighton, known as the Firm of Love,[two] [3] using an Atari ST calculator, Creator software, and floppy disks.[4] The photo on the album comprehend was originally taken at the 1983 Fat Peoples Festival in Danville, Virginia; for the North American release, the album cover was inverse to an image of shelves stacked with records.

You've Come a Long Way, Baby proved to be Cook's global breakthrough album,[2] peaking at number one on the UK Albums Chart and number 34 on the US Billboard 200.[5] Praised by critics for its audio and style, the album brought international attention to Cook, earning him a Brit Award in 1999,[6] and was later certified 4 times platinum by the BPI and platinum by the RIAA. Four singles were released from the album: "The Rockafeller Skank", "Gangster Tripping", "Praise You", and "Right Here, Right Now", all of which peaked within the acme 10 on the UK Singles Nautical chart.[vii] "Build It Upward – Tear It Down" was also released as a promotional single.[ citation needed ]

Title and artwork [edit]

The title Yous've Come a Long Way, Baby was derived from a marketing slogan for Virginia Slims cigarettes.[8] The previously released "The Rockafeller Skank" unmarried liner notes revealed that a once tentative title for the anthology had been Let's Hear Information technology for the Little Guy. Conceived by Ruby-red Design, the album's main cover art features an obese swain dressed in a T-shirt bearing the words "I'm #1 so why try harder" while property a cigarette in his left manus.[9] [10] The original photo was taken at the 1983 Fatty People'southward Festival in Danville, Virginia and provided by the Rex Features photo library.[eleven] Despite a series of inquiries, the human being has not been identified.[12] Boosted photography for the You've Come up a Long Way, Baby liner notes was provided by Simon Thornton.[9] The cover prototype was inverse in North America to an prototype of shelves stacked with records.

Critical reception [edit]

Professional person ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
AllMusic [one]
Entertainment Weekly B+[13]
The Contained [14]
Muzik [15]
NME viii/ten[16]
Pitchfork 8.2/10[17]
Q [18]
Rolling Stone [19]
Select five/5[xx]
Spin viii/10[21]

You've Come a Long Way, Baby received critical acclaim.[22] According to Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic, it "came damn shut to being the definitive large beat anthology... a seamless record, filled with great imagination, unexpected twists and turns, huge hooks, and bully beats."[1] In 2000, the album was ranked number 81 in Q magazine's readers' poll of the "100 Greatest British Albums Ever".[23] The anthology was as well included in the book 1001 Albums Y'all Must Hear Earlier Yous Dice.[24]

In 1999, it was certified 3× platinum past the British Phonographic Manufacture (BPI), three×Platinum by the Australian Record Industry Association[25] and platinum by the Recording Industry Clan of America (RIAA).

Track listing [edit]

No. Title Author(s) Producer(s) Length
i. "Right Here, Correct Now"
  • Norman Cook
  • Dale Peters
  • Joe Walsh
 Cook 6:27
two. "The Rockafeller Skank"
  • Cook
  • John Barry
  • Winifred Terry
 Cook vi:53
3. "Fucking in Heaven" (renamed "In Sky" and "Illin in Heaven" on the N American version) Cook Melt 3:55
4. "Gangster Tripping"
  • Cook
  • Josh Davis
  • Sam Brox
  • Ganiyu Pierre Gasper
  • Stephen Jones
  • Nicholas Lockett
  • Myke Wilson
 Melt 5:20
five. "Build It Upward – Tear It Down"
  • Cook
  • Patricia Miller
 Cook 5:05
6. "Kalifornia"
  • Melt
  • Mr. Natural
 Cook 5:53
vii. "Soul Surfing"
  • Cook
  • Earl Nelson
  • Fred Smith
 Cook 4:56
eight. "You're Non from Brighton" Cook Cook 5:20
9. "Praise You"
  • Cook
  • Camille Yarbrough
 Cook 5:23
10. "Love Island" Melt Melt 5:18
11. "Acrid 8000" Melt Cook 7:28
Total length: ane:02:00
Australian edition bonus track
No. Title Writer(south) Length
12. "How Could They Hear Us" Cook 5:08
Total length: i:07:08
Japanese edition bonus rail
No. Title Writer(due south) Length
12. "The World Went Down" Melt half dozen:43
Total length: i:08:43
UK limited edition bonus disc
No. Championship Writer(due south) Length
one. "Everybody Loves a Funfair" (radio edit)
  • Cook
  • Edwin Starr
 4:05
2. "Michael Jackson" Cook v:47
3. "Next to Nothing" Melt seven:fifteen
4. "Es Paradis" Melt 5:43
Total length: 22:fifty
10th anniversary palatial edition bonus disc
No. Title Writer(southward) Length
1. "Cowboy" (featuring Eve)
  • Melt
  • Kaseem Dean
  • Eve Jeffers
  • Jay "Icepick" Jackson
  • Mashonda Tifrere
 5:34
2. "Radioactivity" (featuring Myriam Tisler)
  • Ralf Hütter
  • Florian Schneider
  • Emil Schult
 three:41
3. "Because We Can"
  • Cook
  • Jim Broadbent
  • Marius de Vries
 3:29
4. "Always Read the Label" Cook 5:42
5. "Tweakers Please" Melt three:08
6. "The World Went Downward" Melt 6:43
vii. "Jack It Upwardly (DJ Delite)" Cook 4:05
eight. "Don't Forget Your Teeth" Melt 5:41
ix. "Praise You lot" (original version)
  • Cook
  • Yarbrough
 6:41
10. "Lounge Isle" Cook 3:13
Total length: 48:07
Sample credits[9]
  • "Right Here, Right Now" contains samples of "Ashes, the Pelting, and I", written by Dale Peters and Joe Walsh, and performed by the James Gang.
  • "The Rockafeller Skank" contains samples of "Sliced Tomatoes", written by Winifred Terry and performed by the Just Brothers, and "Beat Daughter", written and performed past John Barry.
  • "Gangster Trippin" contains samples of "Entropy", written and performed by DJ Shadow (Josh Davis), and "Beatbox Launder", written and performed past the Dust Junkys (Sam Brox, Ganiyu Pierre Gasper, Stephen Jones, Nicholas Lockett and Myke Wilson).
  • "Build It Up – Tear It Down" contains samples of "The Acrid Test", written past Patricia Miller and performed by The Purple Fox.
  • "Soul Surfing" contains samples of "I'll Do a Little Flake More than", written by Earl Nelson and Fred Smith, and performed by The Olympics.
  • "Praise You" contains samples of "Take Yo Praise", written and performed by Camille Yarbrough.

Personnel [edit]

Credits for You've Come a Long Way, Baby adapted from liner notes.[ix]

  • Norman Cook – performer, production
  • Cherry Pattern – photography
  • Simon Thornton – applied science, mixing, photography
  • Eve – provides the vocals for the song "Cowboy".
  • Freddy Fresh – provides the song sample for the vocal "Fucking in Heaven".
  • Myriam Tisler – provides the vocals for the song "Radioactivity".

Charts [edit]

Certifications [edit]

Release history [edit]

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External links [edit]

  • You've Come up a Long Way, Baby at Discogs (list of releases)
  • You've Come a Long Way, Baby at MusicBrainz (list of releases)

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You%27ve_Come_a_Long_Way,_Baby

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