
Thanks to Jayenkai for originally hosting this track on his (sadly) now defunct website Pulpmania, and for letting me post it.
From Bar Italia:
A very Pulp reworking of a particularly obscure Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons song, very upbeat and smothered in beautiful 80s-sounding electronica. Performed exclusively for French radio as part of Pulp's first appearance on the France Inter Black Sessions in November 1992, a lot of work has clearly been put into this. It's very radically re-arranged, to excellent effect, and the performance is a good one - without having heard the original, it would be hard to know this was not a Pulp composition.
A brilliant description. As with their incredible Polnareff cover, 'Le Roi De Fourmis', this song is like discovering a great lost Pulp single. There are very few covers by Pulp floating around, which is a shame as they do such a good job of them.

I have to say I disagree with the second Bar Italia reviewer about the original, which is amazing:
Can anyone tell me the year this was released (think it is between 72 and 75)?
Hank
http://rateyourmusic.com/view_album_details/album_id_is_156368 http://rateyourmusic.com/lists/list_view/list_id_is_6661 (see #42)
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