A more guitar-driven, alternative rock-style remix created for the single's re-release.
The original extended mix found on the "True Faith" single. 1963 (12" Version)
"1963 (12" Version)" is a celebrated track by the English rock band , first appearing in 1987 as the B-side to their massive hit, " True Faith ". Despite its origins as a secondary track, it became a fan favorite and was later released as a standalone single in January 1995 . Key Release Information Despite its origins as a secondary track, it
The lyrics describe a scene involving domestic violence or a mugging, with the chilling line, "Johnny, don't point that gun at me" . Notable Versions and Mixes The song is noted
The track was co-written and produced with Stephen Hague , known for his work with the Pet Shop Boys. Notable Versions and Mixes
The song is noted for its stark contrast between upbeat synth-pop melodies and dark, narrative lyrics.