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Can-Utility and the Coastliners : ウィキペディア英語版
Can-Utility and the Coastliners

Can-Utility and the Coastliners is the fourth song on Genesis' fourth album, ''Foxtrot''. Released in 1972. "Can-Utility and the Coastliners", written mostly by guitarist Steve Hackett,〔(Hackettsongs - Genesis Revisited II )〕 is based on the legend of King Canute, who supposedly ordered the seas to retreat to mock the sycophancy of his followers. An early, longer version of the song found its way into pre-album live sets (as heard on certain bootleg recordings); known as "Bye Bye Johnny" or "Rock My Baby," it featured an extended instrumental section in which the Mellotron string sound dominated.
==Personnel==

* Peter Gabriellead vocals, tambourine, oboe, bass drum
* Phil Collinsdrums, finger cymbals, backing vocals
* Steve Hackettelectric and 12-string acoustic guitars
* Mike Rutherford12-string acoustic guitar, bass guitar, bass pedals
* Tony Banksmellotron, Hammond organ

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