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" How Long " is a 1974 song by the Ace English group of their Five-A-Side album. It reached No. 3 on the US and Canadian charts, and No. 20 on the UK Singles Chart.
Although widely interpreted as about adultery, the song was actually composed by vocalist Paul Carrack after discovering that bassist Terry Comer has been secretly working with Sutherland Brothers and Quiver. Comer returned to Ace in time to play on the song.
Solo guitar is by Alan "Bam" King.
Video How Long (Ace song)
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- Lipps Inc. recording the cover in 1981 that reached No. 1. 4 in US dance charts, No. 29 on the US single chart of singles, and No. 42 in Canada.
- Rod Stewart, also in 1981, recorded a version that included in the top 50 Billboard Hot 100. It was included in his album Tonight I'm You M '.
- In 1993, the British reggae group Aswad and the Yazz singers covered the song that reached No. 1. 31 in the UK Singles Chart, from the 1994 album Yazz One on One .
- The original composer and vocalist Paul Carrack featured a new version of the song on his 1996 album Blue Views . Carrack's solo version reached # 32 on the UK charts.
Other versions
The following artists have also recorded the cover version of "How Long":
- Bobby Womack, on the 1976 album The House Is The Place Of Heart
- Barbara Mandrell recorded a country/disco version of the 1977 album Love's Ups and Downs
- Barbara Dickson, in 1989's album Coming Alive Again
- Fine jazz artist Jeff Golub and Brian Auger, in their 2013 album Train Keeps A Rolling, with vocals by Christopher Cross
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