
One Thing Leads to Another
Curnin called it an indictment of dishonest politicians, Rupert Hine produced it, and America took it to number four.

Curnin called it an indictment of dishonest politicians, Rupert Hine produced it, and America took it to number four.

Steve Jordan on drums, Pino Palladino on bass, and a Grammy for a chorus about feeling politically stuck.

Armstrong spent two months doubting the lyrics until Cavallo pushed him; it went to number one on modern rock radio.

Drums lifted from a 1973 Ripple record, a closing verse in a president's voice, and Office Space did the rest.

A bass line Clayton stumbled on while decoding Visage's Fade to Grey, then Bono aimed the words at Poland's Solidarity.

Orzabal found the shuffle alien to the band, Hughes talked him into it anyway, and America made it a number one.

Sampedro joked about the free world after a Soviet tour collapsed, and Young debuted the song in Seattle unrehearsed.
Called Walpurgis until the label balked at the witchcraft, and Butler aimed the lyric at politicians who start wars.