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Released	13 November 2000
Recorded	Recorded 11 September 1962 – 1 April 1970, EMI, Apple, Olympic and Trident Studios, London; Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris
Genre	Rock
Length	79:08
Label	Rutle Corps
Back cover

Revision as of 20:17, 26 September 2021

1 was an album released on 13 November 2000. It featured 27 of The Rutles best #1 hits, including Number One, all on one CD/LP. It sold more copies than any other album in the history of music.

David Bowie, famed musician, was bitterly fascinated by the record at release, calling it a "piece of marketing extravagance" in The Rutles 2: Can't Buy Me Lunch. In the extended interview, he mentioned that he planned to release his own version of the idea, titled 4.

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In 2015, it was announced that the album would be re-released. Titled -1, it contained substantially fewer features. The re-release sold three-times as many copies.

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+|Row 2 info = Recorded	11 September 1962 – 1 April 1970, EMI, Apple, Olympic and Trident Studios, London; Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris
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-{{PAGENAME}} was an album released on 20 September 2000. It featured 27 of [[The Rutles]] best #1 hits, including [[Number One]], all on one CD/LP.
+|Row 6 info = [[File:The_Rutles_1_back_cover.jpg|thumb]]}}''{{PAGENAME}}'' was an album released on 13 November [[2000]]. It featured 27 of [[The Rutles]] best #1 hits, including [[Number One]], all on one CD/LP. It sold more copies than any other album in the history of music.
+[[David Bowie]], famed musician, was bitterly fascinated by the record at release, calling it a "piece of marketing extravagance" in ''[[The Rutles 2: Can't Buy Me Lunch]]''. In the extended interview, he mentioned that he planned to release his own version of the idea, titled ''4''.
+{{Beatles wikia|1}}
+== -1 ==
+In 2015, it was announced that the album would be re-released. Titled ''-1'', it contained substantially fewer features. The re-release sold three-times as many copies.
 ==Track listing==
+[[File:David_Bowie_back_of_album.png|thumb|[[David Bowie]] holding the record.|alt=]]
-#''[[Number One]]''
-#''[[With A Girl Like You]]''
+#[[Rut Me Do]]
-#''[[Now She's Left You]]''
+#From Rut To You
-#''[[Hold My Hand]]''
+#[[Baby Let Me Be]]
-#''[[Can't Buy Me Lunch]]''
+#[[Hold My Hand]]
+#[[Can't Buy Me Lunch (song)|Can't Buy Me Lunch]]
-#''[[A Hard Day's Rut]]''
+#I Must Be in Love
-#''[[We've Arrived! (And To Prove It We're Here)]]''
+#I'm Real Fine
-#''[[Lonely-Phobia]]''
-#''[[Ticket to Rut]]''
+#[[48 Hours A Day]]
-#''[[Ouch! (song)|Ouch!]]''
+#[[Ticket to Rut]]
+#[[Ouch! (song)|Ouch!]]
-#''[[Unfinished Words]]''
-#''[[Another Day]]''
+#[[Scrambled Eggs]]
+#Gay Tripper
-#''[[It's Looking Good]]''
+#We Can Rut It Out
-#''[[Paper-Route Driver]]''
+#[[Paper-Route Driver]]
-#''[[Cheese and Onions]]''
+#[[Yellow Submarine Sandwich (song)|Yellow Submarine Sandwich]]
-#''[[Denny Lane]]''
+#Roosevelt Mordecai
-#''[[Doubleback Alley]]''
-#''[[Love Life]]''
+#[[Doubleback Alley]]
+#[[Love Life]]
-#''Piggy in The Middle ''
-#''[[My Sweet Rut]]''
+#[[Hello Get Lost]]
+#[[Lady O'Hara|Lady O'hara]]
-#''[[Hey Dude]]''
-#''[[Get Up and Go]]''
+#[[Shangri-La]]
-#''[[The Ballad of Ron & Chastity]]''
+#[[Get Up and Go]]
+#[[The Ballad of Ron and Chastity]]
-#''Eine Kleine Middle Klasse Musik ''
+#[[Anything]]
-#''[[Somewhat?|Somewhat]]?''
+#[[Eine Kleine Middle Klasse Musik]]
-#''[[Let It Rot (song)|Let It Rot]]''
+#Let It Rot
-#''[[Good Times Roll|Good Times RollReverting edits]]''
+#[[The Long a-la mode]]
-#
 [[Category:Compilation album]]

1

Released	13 November 2000
Recorded	Recorded 11 September 1962 – 1 April 1970, EMI, Apple, Olympic and Trident Studios, London; Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris
Genre	Rock
Length	79:08
Label	Rutle Corps
Back cover