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"Halcyon Days"
"Halcyon Days"
	1985 single release cover
Song by One Thousand Violins
from the album Hey Man That's Beautiful
A-side	"Halcyon Days"
B-side	"Like One Thousand Violins"
Released	1985
Genre	Jangle pop, Indie pop
Label	Dreamworld
One Thousand Violins singles chronology

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Halcyon Days is a song performed by English Jangle pop band, One Thousand Violins. The song's B-side "Like One Thousand Violins" was voted into 1985's Festive 50 by listeners of John Peel's BBC Radio 1 show. The song was later featured on the album, Hey Man That's Beautiful in 1988 as well as the a 2014 compilation album.

Track Listing

1985 12-inch: Dreamworld/DREAM 002 (UK)

Halcyon Days
Like One Thousand Violins, I Remember When Everyone Used To Ride Bikes... Now We All Drive Cars

Personnel

John Wood - Vocals
Colin Gregory - Guitar
David Walmsley - Guitar, Keyboards
Peter Day - Drums
Darren Swindells - Bass