- The Others (song)
Infobox Single
Name = The Others
Artist =Dukes of Windsor
from Album =The Others
Released =July 17 ,2006 (iTunes )
Format =Digital download
Recorded = 2006
Genre = Rock
Length = 3:28
Label = Independent
Writer = Jack Weaving, Cory Blight, Scott Targett
Producer = Jonathan Burnside (Mising and mastering by Pelle Henriccson and Eskil Lövström)
Certification =
Chart position =
This single = The Others
(2006)
Next single = "Handsome Man"
(2006)"The Others" is a song by
Dukes of Windsor and the debut single from their debut album of the same name "The Others".Track listing
;iTunes Single
#The Others - 3:28Remix version
Infobox Single
Name = The Others
Artist =TV Rock vsDukes of Windsor
Released =March 17 ,2007 (Australia )
Genre = Club/Dance
Length = 3:23
Writer = Jack Weaving, Cory Blight, Scott Targett
Label =Sony BMG
Producer =
Certification = Gold (ARIA)
Chart position = *#10 (Australia)
Misc = Extra chronology
Artist =Dukes of Windsor
Type = singles
Last single = "Tear This Party Down"
(2006)
This single = The Others
(2007)
Next single = "It's a War"
(2008)Extra chronology
Artist =TV Rock
Type = singles
Last single = "Bimbo Nation "
(2006)
This single = The Others
(2007)
Next single ="The Others" is a
Dukes of Windsor song Remixed byTV Rock , which was released inAustralia onMarch 17 ,2007 . It was one of the most played tracks on Australian national radio in 2007. Double ARIA winners The single was a top ten hit, the track also reached number one on Australia’s ARIA Dance and Club charts.Dukes of Windsor performed The Others with TV Rock at the
MTV Australia Video Music Awards 2007 onApril 29 where they closed the show to a live audience of over 6,000.Track listing
;Australia CD Single
#The Others (Radio Edit) - 3:23
#The Others (TV Rock Mainroom Mix) - 6:44
#The Others (Kam Denny Mix) - 6:55
#Party Rockin' (Dub Mx) - 3:00Chart history
"The Others" debuted at #15 on the Australian ARIA singles chart on
02 April ,2007 , before climbing to #10."The Others" stayed in the Top 50 of the Australian charts for 20 consecutive weeks and became the ARIA #1 club song of 2007 in Australia.
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