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|Title = James K. Polk (Original Version) | |Title = James K. Polk (Original Version) | ||
| − | |Releases = [[Istanbul (Not Constantinople) (EP) | + | |Releases = [[Istanbul (Not Constantinople) (EP)]] |
|Differences = The instrumentation is radically different from the more well-known album version, composed mainly of synthesizers and a drum machine. Solo melody is made of "La"s, instead of the musical saw. | |Differences = The instrumentation is radically different from the more well-known album version, composed mainly of synthesizers and a drum machine. Solo melody is made of "La"s, instead of the musical saw. | ||
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- Song
- Lyrics
- Interpretations
- Credits
- Guitar Tab
- Bass Tab
- Chronology
| Song name | Run time | Releases | Year | Differences from other versions |
| James K. Polk (Dial-A-Song) | 3:16
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Dial-A-Song | 1989 | Similar to the original version. |
| James K. Polk (Original Version) | 3:16
|
Istanbul (Not Constantinople) (EP) | 1990 | The instrumentation is radically different from the more well-known album version, composed mainly of synthesizers and a drum machine. Solo melody is made of "La"s, instead of the musical saw. |
| James K. Polk | 3:04
|
Factory Showroom | 1996 | |
| James K. Polk (Kit Kat Acoustic Break) | 2:32
|
Kit Kat Acoustic Break | 1996 | |
| James K. Polk (Wax Cylinder) | 2:06
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TMBG Unlimited | 1996 | Wax cylinder recording with simpler instrumentation, and a prominent horn. |
| James K. Polk (Dial-A-Song Anthology Version) | 3:05
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Dial-A-Song: 20 Years Of They Might Be Giants | 2002 | Slightly different mix of instrumentation to the Factory Showroom version and softer, more treble-sounding vocals |
| James K. Polk |
| Lyrics | Download | Interpretations | Credits | Guitar Tab | Bass Tab | Chronology |
