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[[Matt Sharp]] also wrote a song for Young (which Cuomo helped to record) titled "[[Mrs. Young]]," which was later reworked into "[[Please Let That Be You]]" from [[the Rentals]]' debut album, ''[[Return of the Rentals]]''. | [[Matt Sharp]] also wrote a song for Young (which Cuomo helped to record) titled "[[Mrs. Young]]," which was later reworked into "[[Please Let That Be You]]" from [[the Rentals]]' debut album, ''[[Return of the Rentals]]''. | ||
"Jamie" is one of the few officially-released recordings featuring [[Jason Cropper]], before being replaced by [[Brian Bell]]<ref>[[Historic event: 07/03/1994]]</ref>. The band recorded the song with the intention of it being their first 7" with the | "Jamie" is one of the few officially-released recordings featuring [[Jason Cropper]], before being replaced by [[Brian Bell]]<ref>[[Historic event: 07/03/1994]]</ref>. The band recorded the song with the intention of it being their first 7" single, with the B-side including [[Mrs. Young]]. It never fully came to fruition due to the group being signed to Geffen, leaving ''[[The Blue Album]]'' to be their first-ever release. | ||
The song was re-released on various "[[Buddy Holly]]" singles later that year, and again in 1995 as an acoustic radio session on the "[[Say It Ain't So]]" single. | The song was re-released on various "[[Buddy Holly]]" singles later that year, and again in 1995 as an acoustic radio session on the "[[Say It Ain't So]]" single. | ||