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Yesterday in 1981
Red Creek, Rochester
1983
Grand Circus Theater, Detroit
2007
Palais des Festival, Cannes
2011
Invesco Field, Denver
Today in 1981
Uncle Sam's, Buffalo
1983
Aragon Ballroom, Chicago
1992
Forum Di Assago, Milan
2005
Madison Square Garden, New York
2011
Invesco Field, Denver
Tomorrow in 1980
Hope & Anchor, London
1981
City Limits, Syracuse
1983
Northrup Auditorium, Minneapolis
1987
'Rockstars' Interview, Unknown
1992
Forum Di Assago, Milan
1993
Estadio Vicente Calderon, Madrid
1997
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh
2005
Wachovia Center, Philadelphia
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Yesterday in 1981
Red Creek, Rochester
1983
Grand Circus Theater, Detroit
2007
Palais des Festival, Cannes
2011
Invesco Field, Denver
Today in 1981
Uncle Sam's, Buffalo
1983
Aragon Ballroom, Chicago
1992
Forum Di Assago, Milan
2005
Madison Square Garden, New York
2011
Invesco Field, Denver
Tomorrow in 1980
Hope & Anchor, London
1981
City Limits, Syracuse
1983
Northrup Auditorium, Minneapolis
1987
'Rockstars' Interview, Unknown
1992
Forum Di Assago, Milan
1993
Estadio Vicente Calderon, Madrid
1997
Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh
2005
Wachovia Center, Philadelphia
Jerusalem
Artist: William Blake
Originally a poem written by William Blake, known as And Did Those Feet In Ancient Time (published in 1808). Put to music by Hubert Parry in 1916 and subsequently best known by the name Jerusalem.
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This song has been snippeted at the following show:
Various Dates
· 2011-06-24 - Glastonbury, England - Glastonbury Festival (19 songs)
All in all, we've found 2 different song(s) with Jerusalem as snippet:
Bad, Where The Streets Have No Name
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Often plagiarised, never matched.
Often plagiarised, never matched.