Common People

Frequently Asked Questions

What genre of music is Common People?

Common People is a song that falls under the genre of music known as rock, with strong influences from the pop sub-genre. Originally performed by the British band Pulp, Common People became an anthem of the Britpop movement of the 1990s. The song blends catchy pop melodies with the raw energy and guitar-driven sound typical of rock music. With its socially conscious lyrics, infectious chorus, and energetic delivery, Common People exemplifies how rock can intersect with pop to create a sound that is both accessible and impactful. The track stands out for its storytelling, highlighting the class divide in British society, and its musical arrangement that features upbeat tempos, dynamic guitar riffs, and memorable keyboard lines. For fans looking for music that combines the best elements of rock and pop, Common People is a quintessential example. At Gigfomo, you can find tickets to see artists who continue the legacy of Britpop and rock-pop fusion live on stage.

What song kept Common People off number 1?

The song that kept Common People by Pulp from reaching number one on the UK Singles Chart was Robson & Jerome's cover of "Unchained Melody."

Who sings with William Shatner on Common People?

On the famous cover version of Common People by William Shatner, the guest vocals are performed by Joe Jackson. This unique rendition appeared on Shatner's 2004 album "Has Been,"

What kind of music is Everyday People?

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What is meant by Common People?

The phrase "Common People"