The Surftones - Cecilia Ann 

Me too

they still do play that live these days

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heard the pixies version?

No, this here is the original.

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Good question.

I'm going to blow your mind. Cecelia Ann is rough English translation of 'Sicilienne', a short work composed by Gabriel Fauré in 1893. If you listen to it, you can clearly hear the main melody. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4FY-57Gt1TM.html&

@@roue22 Oldest example of Classic Music derived Rock that I've ever heard! Can hear it in the piano melody. So thanks very much!

@@surfinwax58 there's another one based on Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake (the most famous bit), amusingly titled "Saturday Night at the Duck Pond" by The Cougars. it's very catchy.

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No

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Pixies covered The Surftones, but I particularly prefer the Pixies version.

Other way 'round (:

Yes they're both covers, in a way. Surftones' "Cecilia Ann" is based on (and named after) Sicilienne for cello & piano, Op. 78, by Gabriel Fauré. So is Frank Blacks "The End of the Summer", by the way.

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@@lego4f Thank you man, the three of them are amazing tunes.