Elvis Costello and The Attractions - Everyday I Wr.It was not played much back in the day and remains a somewhat rare video to this day. It was not released as a single in the U.S., although it was the B side of "Middle of the Road." Learning to Crawl ended up being the most successful Pretenders album in the U.S. "2000 Miles" was a hit in the UK when it was released, hitting #15 in December 1983. The song also gets the nob for being "the single most depressing Christmas standard of all time" according to Allmusic. Many interpret the lyrics of 2000 Miles to refer to a long-distance longing by two forlorn lovers who are forced to be apart and especially miss each other. On June 16, 1982, 25-year-old Pretenders guitarist James Honeyman-Scott was found dead from. In any event, the result is a wonderful, haunting song, and one of our holiday favorites. The Pretenders 2000 Miles Ill think of you, wherever you go. Subsequently, Chrissie Hynde has stated that the song is a tribute to her friend and former bandmate, James Honeyman-Scott, who died the previous year. While the song does reference Christmastime, it is not a traditional Christmas song, and in fact was initially thought to be an anti-war song (in the aftermath of the Falklands war). The third Pretenders album, Learning to Crawl was produced by 'fifth Pretender' Chris Thomas and released in January 1984. THE PRETENDERS - 2000 MILES 7' VINYL (EX) Condition: Used. The US B-side, '2000 Miles', was released as a single in the UK. The crew first landed in the Windy City, the most populous metropolis in the state, where. Some filming took place in the midwestern state of Illinois, especially in Chicago and Joliet. "2000 Miles" came out in late 1983, just before the Learning to Crawl LP, which was released in January, 1984. Details about THE PRETENDERS - 2000 MILES 7' VINYL (EX) See original listing. Lastly, the cast and crew headed to Zeniff, an abandoned township 15 miles southwest of Holbrook in Navajo County, to lens important sequences.
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