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Red Rose (Alphaville song) : ウィキペディア英語版
Red Rose (song)

Red Rose is the fifth and final single from Alphaville's 1986 album, ''Afternoons in Utopia''. It was released in April 1987,〔(Alphaville.info )〕 and is their ninth single overall.
==Reviews==
Reviews for the song at the time were generally positive, with one reviewer calling this song "a reasonably sassy pop number that's one of various chances for (and songwriter Marian ) Gold to exercise his Bryan Ferry fascination."〔(All Music Guide )〕 Coincidentally, Alphaville would later cover the Brian Ferry / Roxy Music song "Do the Strand" on their 2003 release, ''CrazyShow''. Another reviewer stated that "Red Rose", alongside their other notable singles such as "Big in Japan" and "Jerusalem", "reside in the upper echelon of early-'80s synth pop".〔(All Music Guide )〕

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