Talk:Hard Times (Plan B song)

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Non-album single[edit]

Techinically speaking the single version of "Hard Times" (featuring Elton John and Paloma Faith) was not from the album The Defamation of Strickland Banks. While it should be mentioned that the single is a new version of the same song from the album, this version is currently a unavailable on any Plan B album. There have been rumours of a re-release of the album with new songs, which the new version may appear on, but until that happens I think "Hard Times" should be referred to as a non-album single. Ellm6 (talk) 20:53, 30 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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CD single[edit]

I am one of the bigger experts about Elton John's discography (including collaborations) and I'm not aware of a CDsingle existing with this track (of course I did many researches to verify this); moreover, I never knew about a live version being performed by Elton. So I can definitely say that the CDsingle format and its tracklist is a fake news. Can someone please contact the author (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:BSBOfficialEditor) and ask for explanations?