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"I'll Stand by You"
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One of colour variant artworks
Single by the Pretenders
from the album Last of the Independents
B-side "Insubordinate Rock Me"
Released April 11, 1994 (1994-04-xi) [one]
Length 3:59
Label
  • Sire
  • Warner Bros.
  • WEA
Songwriter(southward)
  • Chrissie Hynde
  • Tom Kelly
  • Baton Steinberg
Producer(southward) Ian Stanley
The Pretenders singles chronology
"Night in My Veins"
(1994) 		"I'll Stand by You"
(1994) 		"977"
(1994)

"I'll Stand up by You" is a song recorded by the Pretenders from their sixth studio album, Last of the Independents (1994). The song was written by Chrissie Hynde and the songwriting squad of Tom Kelly and Billy Steinberg, and produced by Ian Stanley. The song is a ballad in which the vocaliser pledges love and faithful assistance to a loved one in times of personal darkness.

Released on April 11, 1994, "I'll Stand by You" reached the top 20 in several countries, including Australia, Belgium, Canada, Republic of iceland, the Uk, and the United states of america. It too became a major hit for British girl grouping Girls Aloud in 2004 and American country vocalist Carrie Underwood in 2007, both times recorded every bit a charity single. Colombian singer Shakira performed the song for the live charity telethon Hope for Republic of haiti Now in 2010; her cover version was released on the clemency do good anthology, which was also entitled Hope for Haiti Now. In 2021, Guernsey band Methodical Madness released a version in retentiveness of Girls Aloud member Sarah Harding, all profits of the song go to diverse cancer charities.[2]

Release and commercial reception [edit]

"I'll Stand by You" was released as the second single from the album Last of the Independents (1994), and it reached number 16 on the US Billboard Hot 100, number 21 on Billboard 's Modernistic Rock Tracks chart, and number x in the United Kingdom. It charted college in the Uk and the U.s.a. than "Night in My Veins", the album'southward commencement unmarried. The music video for "I'll Stand by You" was released in 1994 and features Chrissie Hynde caring for an ill man.[iii] On the long-running BBC programme Songwriters Circle, Hynde mentions her embarrassment at having ready out to write a "hit." She goes on to say that she felt better about the vocal afterward Noel Gallagher said "he wished he'd written it." It was later featured in the airplane pilot episode of Dawson'due south Creek.[4] Since 2010 the song has been used in an entreatment advertizing for the NSPCC,[v] and besides the Girls Aloud version was used in an advertisement for Aptamil follow-on milk.

Disquisitional reception [edit]

Larry Pic from Billboard wrote that Chrissie Hynde "returns with a worn, but warm vocal that evokes a powerful, moving presence."[6] Steve Baltin from Cashbox noted that "from the opening note, this vocal oozes "squeamish". Hard to believe this is the same Chrissie Hynde who, in the song "Precious", once told the world to "fuck off". Fourteen years agone, what drew people to her was the conviction she sang with. Though this song has a decidedly unlike tone, the feeling is as strong as ever. In addition, Hynde's singing has grown to where she can wail with the all-time of them, equally she does here confronting a backdrop that increases perfectly with the rising emotion in her phonation."[7] Ken Tucker from Amusement Weekly stated that the vocalizer "matches form with content again and again" on the anthology, noting that she is "pledging solemn faithfulness to a loved 1 on the somber anthem".[8] Irish gaelic newspaper Evening Herald opined that the song "showcases an updated Pretenders' sound."[nine] Linda Ryan from the Gavin Report alleged it as one of the album's "cute, heart-stopping ballads", adding that information technology "will be a monster hit in a variety of formats."[10]

Jonathan Riggs from Idolator said in 2014, "Regardless of how representative of Hynde's oeuvre with The Pretenders it really was, "I'll Stand By Yous" continues to resonate decades after."[xi] Music writer James Masterton wrote in his weekly UK nautical chart commentary, "Stand past to have your heartstrings tugged." He explained that it is "a gorgeous ballad of the kind Ms Hynde can churn out easily if she puts her mind to it. A potential classic to rival 2000 Miles and the ode to motherhood that was their last nautical chart hit, the track may well ascension farther."[12] Pan-European magazine Music & Media called it "this spring's biggest ballad", and added, "Such symmetry between big time sensuality, kitsch, pathos and wall of sound!"[13] Alan Jones from Music Week rated it four out of five, writing, "Unlike Pretenders' hits of the past it is slightly formulaic just it nevertheless a seductively swaying rock anthem."[14] A reviewer from People Magazine felt it is the "weakest track" of the album, describing it as "an anthem of bullheaded support."[15] Sandwell Evening Mail viewed it as "first-class".[sixteen]

Music video [edit]

A music video was fabricated to accompany the vocal. Information technology begins in an old wooden hut. A man arrives and is met by Hynde, who knocks over a drinking glass of milk and and then sings towards him, though information technology is non clear whether he hears her, or if he is enlightened of her presence. The man is obviously worried, holding a bullet in his hand. He also looks into a map. Other times he plays with a coin or a card deck. Hynde tries to condolement him. She holds her arms around him, and also mends his dress with needle and sewing thread. She helps him with tools when he tries to set a motorcar. Later after struggling with awakening him, she carries the ill human to a bath tub, where she washes and nurses him. In the stop, the man, now fully dressed over again, leaves the hut, while Hynde watches him. On the tabular array lies an ace menu with a knife stuck through it.

Track list [edit]

7-inch single, Uk (1994)
No. Title Length
1. "I'll Stand By You" 3:59
2. "Insubordinate Stone Me" 3:08
CD single, Europe (1994)
No. Title Length
1. "I'll Stand By Yous" 3:59
2. "Rebel Rock Me" three:08
3. "Bold As Honey" 3:23
CD single (CD2), Europe (1994)
No. Title Length
1. "I'll Stand up By Yous" iii:59
2. "Message Of Love" 3:24
3. "Don't Get Me Wrong" 3:48
4. "Brass In Pocket" 3:04

Personnel [edit]

  • Chrissie Hynde – guitar, vocals
  • Adam Seymour – guitar

Additional musicians

  • J.F.T. Hood – drums
  • David Paton – bass guitar
  • Tom Kelly – piano, guitar
  • London Gospel Choir – choir
  • David Lord – string arrangement
  • Bob Clearmountain – mixing
  • Tony Philips – mixing
  • Steve Williams – engineer

Charts and certifications [edit]

Girls Aloud version [edit]

"I'll Stand past You"
Illstandbyyou.jpg
Single past Girls Aloud
from the album What Will the Neighbours Say?
B-side "Real Life"
Released November fifteen, 2004
Recorded 2004
Length 3:44
Label Polydor
Songwriter(southward)
  • Chrissie Hynde
  • Tom Kelly
  • Billy Steinberg
Producer(southward)
  • Brian Higgins
  • Xenomania
Girls Aloud singles chronology
"Dear Auto"
(2004) 		"I'll Stand by You"
(2004) 		"Wake Me Up"
(2005)
Audio sample
  • file
  • help
Music video
"I'll Stand by Yous" on YouTube

In 2004, the British-Irish all-female pop group Girls Aloud recorded a cover of "I'll Stand by You" equally the official charity single for the 2004 Children in Demand fundraising campaign. Their version was produced by Brian Higgins and his product team Xenomania. The track was announced a single but ten days before its November xv, 2004, release. Information technology became Girls Aloud's second number i on the UK Singles Chart, spending two weeks at the top position and receiving a silver certification from the British Phonographic Manufacture. The song appears on Girls Aloud's 2d studio album What Will the Neighbours Say? (2004).

The music video, directed past Trudy Bellinger, saw Girls Aloud stranded in a desert as they "stand by" each other. "I'll Stand by You" was promoted through diverse live appearances and has since been performed on a number of the group'due south concert tours. Despite its success, Girls Aloud's cover of the song was largely panned past contemporary music critics.

Background and release [edit]

The start version of "I'll Stand by You" that Xenomania created was described as a "weird, modernist breakbeat version", which was scrapped upon deciding an updated version of the original song would exist ameliorate suited for Children in Need.[45] The track'due south release was announced a unmarried simply ten days before its release date.[46] Nicola Roberts said, "Hopefully if our unmarried does well it's a lot of money going to the charity."[46]

The single was released on Nov 15, 2004, in the UK, the week of the Children in Need 2004 telethon.[47] It was available on ii different CD singles. The get-go disc includes "Existent Life", a song taken from Girls Aloud's second album What Will the Neighbours Say?. The second CD format featured a medley of songs taken from the anthology, as well as the Tony Lamezma's Club Romp remix of the rail. The Gravitas Vocal Dub Mix Edit of "I'll Stand up by You" appears on the "Wake Me Up" unmarried.

In social club to promote the release, Girls Aloud toured radio stations across the United Kingdom and performed an acoustic system of "I'll Stand by You" that they arranged themselves.[45] They as well visited children's hospitals.[46]

Critical reception [edit]

Girls Aloud'south version of "I'll Stand By You lot" was largely panned by music critics. It was chosen "a particular soggy surface area" on Girls Aloud's album.[48] Alexis Petridis of The Guardian, who praised Girls Aloud's album, said that "I'll Stand by You" was "a affair of death-dealing tedium."[49] BBC Music felt it was "arguable whether this embrace adds much to the Pretenders' original."[50] Sam Shepherd of musicOMH bluntly stated "perchance the children most in need, are those that part with their pocket money for this drivel [...] This is a sub-karaoke version, limp, tired, and uninspired."[51]

Notwithstanding, Stylus Mag actually commended the song, comparing information technology to Shakespears Sister and calling it "far, far better than anyone gives information technology credit for."[52]

Chart performance [edit]

"I'll Stand by You" debuted at number ane on the UK Singles Chart on November 21, 2004, becoming Girls Aloud's second single to do so.[53] Despite competition from four new acme ten entries, the song likewise remained at the acme for a 2d week.[54] It slipped to number iv in its 3rd week, making manner for Ring Aid xx's take on "Practice They Know Information technology'southward Christmas?".[55] Girls Aloud spent a fourth week in the top five.[56] The unmarried spent two further weeks in the peak ten, holding on at number 9.[57] Overall, "I'll Stand by Yous" spent fourteen weeks in the top 75, including nine weeks in the top forty.[57] [58] The single was ranked 30-quaternary on the year-stop chart (run into 2004 in British music). It was certified silver by the British Phonographic Manufacture.[59] Following Sarah Harding'south death in September 2021, the song had a resurgence in popularity with a surge of 1068%.[lx]

The vocal entered the Irish Singles Chart at number four.[61] It spent a 2d week at number four,[62] before rising to number three.[63] It spent three more consecutive weeks at number iii.[64] [65] [66] It and so slipped back down to number four,[67] and spent ii more weeks in the top five.[68] [69]

Music video [edit]

The video for Girls Aloud's version of "I'll Stand up by Y'all" was directed by Trudy Bellinger.[seventy] It begins with each member of the group lying or sitting motionless in a parched desert. At the song'due south climax, a thunderstorm begins, and the members of Girls Aloud come up together and stand up in a circle. A special Children in Demand version of the video depicts the grouping members holding "Pudsey" teddy bears, the mascot of the organisation, towards the cease of the video.

Live performances [edit]

Girls Aloud toured radio stations across the Britain and performed an acoustic system of "I'll Stand by You" that they arranged themselves.[45] As the charity's official single of the year, the song was showcased as the Children in Need 2004 telethon. They likewise performed the song on television programmes such as Blue Peter, CD:UK, Countdown, Diggin' It, GMTV, Ministry of Mayhem, Popbusters, Top of the Pops, and Xchange. In 2005, Girls Aloud performed "I'll Stand past You" at Dublin'south ChildLine Concert and on the TV evidence All Time Greatest Love Songs. In 2006, they performed the song on Commonwealth of australia's Sunrise. The group also performed the cover version on their 2005 MTV special (as seen on the Girls on Movie DVD) and ITV1's The Girls Aloud Party (2008).

"I'll Stand by You" has been performed by Girls Aloud on most of their concert tours. For 2005's What Volition the Neighbours Say...? Bout, Girls Aloud'due south starting time bout, they sang the song in colourful, uncomplicated evening gowns. It was also included on 2006's Chemical science Tour and 2007's The Greatest Hits Tour. "I'll Stand by You" was included on a ballad department on 2008's Tangled Up Tour, in which Girls Aloud walk along a catwalk which reaches the center of the crowd.

Track listings and formats [edit]

These are the formats and rails listings of major single releases of "I'll Stand by You".

Personnel [edit]

  • Nadine Coyle – co-atomic number 82 vocals
  • Cheryl Tweedy – co-lead vocals
  • Sarah Harding – co-lead vocals
  • Nicola Roberts – co-lead vocals
  • Kimberley Walsh – co-atomic number 82 vocals

Charts [edit]

Certifications [edit]

Carrie Underwood version [edit]

"I'll Stand by Yous"
Unmarried by Carrie Underwood
from the album Idol Gives Dorsum
Released Apr 24, 2007
Genre State
Length 3:31
Songwriter(s)
  • Chrissie Hynde
  • Tom Kelly
  • Billy Steinberg
Producer(s)
  • Nigel Lythgoe
  • Ken Warwick
  • Richard Curtis[79]
Carrie Underwood singles chronology
"Wasted"
(2007) 		"I'll Stand up by Yous"
(2007) 		"And then Modest"
(2007)

"I'll Stand by You" was covered in 2007 by Carrie Underwood equally a charity single, recorded for the American Idol special, Idol Gives Back which aired on Apr 25, 2007.

Carrie Underwood performed the song during her visit to Africa, which was used equally soundtrack for a video vignette, where Underwood is seen singing to children and doing dissimilar activities with them. The single and the video were released on the U.S. iTunes Store on April 26, 2007. Ryan Seacrest announced that all money made on digital downloads would be donated to charity to aid millions of poor children at the time.

On its first few days of release, the song sold 124,496 digital downloads,[80] prompting a debut on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 at number half-dozen,[81] Underwood's highest Hot 100 position since her 2005 debut unmarried "Inside Your Sky", which debuted at number one.

It was somewhen removed from iTunes, leading the single to have one of the biggest falls in Hot 100 history. The unmarried collected over 300,000 digital downloads in the time period it was available for download. As announced, all profits from the auction of the unmarried were donated to charity. The unmarried also received unsolicited airplay on U.S. country music radio stations, despite not being officially released to country radio.

During one of the elimination episodes of American Idol Flavour Six, the vocal was used every bit the send-off song for contestant Phil Stacey (the first of two eliminated contestants that week) in lieu of Daughtry's "Abode," the bear witness'due south main send-off song that flavour. Underwood performed the vocal during the Idol Finale on May 23, 2007.

Music video [edit]

The music video was filmed in Africa. Underwood is seen singing to young children and helping them with different art projects, such as painting. At one point in the video, she is seen walking into a cemetery with a girl on her arms, and a boy past her hand who is conveying flowers. Underwood is also seen crying towards the end of the video, when she is helping an sick person. This music video was fabricated available for download on the U.Southward. iTunes Store.

Charts [edit]

Chart (2007) Peak
position
Canada (Canadian Hot 100)[82] ten
US Billboard Hot 100[83] half-dozen
Usa Hot Country Songs (Billboard)[84]
Charted from unsolicited airplay 		41

Shakira version [edit]

"I'll Stand past You"
I'll Stand by You cover.jpg
Promotional single by Shakira featuring the Roots
from the anthology Hope for Haiti Now
Released Jan 23, 2010
Studio Kaufman Astoria, Queens, New York Urban center
Length iii:55
Label MTV
Songwriter(s)
  • Chrissie Hynde
  • Tom Kelly
  • Billy Steinberg

"I'll Stand past Y'all" is a cover in 2010 by the Colombian vocalist Shakira equally a promotional charity unmarried for the Hope for Haiti Now campaign[85] and was released on January 23, 2010, in the wake of the devastating 2010 Haiti earthquake. Recorded alive on the charity telethon Hope for Haiti At present: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief on January 22, 2010, in New York City. She performed the vocal during the program, exactly earlier Wyclef Jean's oral communication and subsequently Reese Witherspoon's call on the telephone bank. The song is found on the charity benefit album, Hope for Haiti Now.

Track list [edit]

Album version [86]

  1. " I'll Stand by You" (with the Roots)- 3:55

Charts [edit]

Chart (2010) Summit
position
Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[87] 53

Methodical Madness version [edit]

Background and release [edit]

In September 2021, Harding died from breast cancer. In response to this, Guernsey band Methodical Madness recorded and released a cover of "I'll Stand By You". All profits of the song are donated to diverse local and national cancer charities, particularly those funding breast cancer enquiry.[2]

Personnel [edit]

  • Benjamin Duddy – co-atomic number 82 vocals
  • Isaac Langlois – co-pb vocals
  • Nathan Marquis – co-lead vocals
  • Emily Le Folio – co-lead vocals
  • Melissa Johns – co-lead vocals
  • Naomi Kewell – co-lead vocals

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