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"Smooth Criminal"
Single by Michael Jackson
from the album Bad
B-side
"Smooth Criminal" (instrumental)
Released
October 24, 1988 (1988-10-24)[1]
Format
7"
12"
CD
cassette
Recorded
January 1987[2]
Genre
Electropop
R&B
funk
Length
4:17
Label
Epic
Songwriter(s)
Michael Jackson
Producer(s)
Quincy Jones
Michael Jackson (co-producer)
Michael Jackson singles chronology
"Another Part of Me"
(1988) "Smooth Criminal"
(1988) "Leave Me Alone"
(1989)
"Another Part of Me"
(1988) "Smooth Criminal"
(1988) "Leave Me Alone"
(1989)
Music video
"Smooth Criminal" on YouTube
Audio sample
file
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"Smooth Criminal" is a song by American singer Michael Jackson from his 1987 album Bad. First broadcast on television as a video in early October 1988, it was released as the album's seventh single on October 21, 1988, and peaked at number seven on the Billboard Hot 100.[3] It was re-released on April 10, 2006, as a part of the Visionary: The Video Singles box set. The re-released Visionary single charted at number 19 in the UK. The song is one of Jackson's signature songs, and has appeared on numerous greatest hits albums.
The song contains a fast-paced beat intertwined with Jackson's lyrics about a woman named Annie, who has been violently attacked in her apartment by a smooth assailant.
The song serves as the theme song to Jackson's 1988 film Moonwalker, and plays as the background soundtrack in a section of the video game Michael Jackson's Moonwalker.
Contents
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1 Background and composition
2 Critical response
3 Music video
3.1 Anti-gravity lean
4 Live performances
5 Film adaptation
5.1 Plot
6 Personnel
7 Chart performance
8 Track listing
9 Alien Ant Farm version
9.1 Charts
9.2 Certifications
10 Glee version
11 Magneto Dayo version
12 References
13 External links
Background and composition[edit]
The song was written by Jackson and produced by Quincy Jones (with Jackson as co-producer). An early version of the song was written in 1985, and the original demo was recorded the following year under the title of "Al Capone" (which was later released on Bad 25). This version did not make the album and was re-worked and re-written as "Smooth Criminal."
This song is played in the key of C major.[4] Jackson's vocal spans from G3 to E5.[4] It has a moderate tempo of 118 beats per minute.[4] The refrain of the song contains the phrase "Annie, are you OK?" This is a phrase used in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training courses, and Michael Jackson is known to have taken a CPR course.[5] Resusci Anne, otherwise known as "Annie" in English-speaking countries, is the name of a mannequin commonly used in CPR training. As part of the course, trainees are taught to say "Annie, are you OK?" to the dummy in order to check that the patient is conscious and responsive.[6] This has been further verified by Gabriel Noguera of Cheltenham, England who claims to have been present during the training. He also claims the Bee Gees referred to the same course in their hit single 'Staying Alive'.
Critical response[edit]
Jason Elias of AllMusic called the song one of Jackson's best: "Despite the content "Smooth Criminal" is a gorgeous and exhilarating record."[7] The New York Times' Jon Pareles wrote: "in Smooth Criminal, the singer finds a bloodstained carpet and an unconscious body, and asks, obsessively, Annie are you O.K.? when, clearly, she's not."[8] Rolling Stone's Davitt Sigerson wrote: "Smooth Criminal" may be the result of retiring too soon after a Brian de Palma picture."[9]
Music video[edit]
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Jackson originally wanted to make the music video in the western genre, but he later decided after watching 'The Godfather' with director Colin Chilvers to change it to a 1930s gangster style.[10] Film was shot between mid-February and April 1987.[2] The video premiered on MTV on October 13, 1988.
Jeffrey Daniel of the soul music group Shalamar co-choreographed the "Smooth Criminal" video with Jackson and Vincent Paterson, who was a back-up dancer in "Beat It" and "Thriller". It was directed by special effects coordinator Colin Chilvers. The dance sequence of the video in the 1930s style lounge (and Michael's white suit and fedora) pays tribute to the Fred Astaire musical comedy film The Band Wagon. Currently there are four different versions of the video for "Smooth Criminal", as well as an additional vignette created for the 2009 This Is It concert series:
Original Moonwalker version - This is the version included in the Moonwalker film. While technically the whole "Smooth Criminal" segment is about 40 minutes long, the actual "Smooth Criminal" song section is only about ten minutes. It is generally the most complete version of the video and includes the unedited middle section of interpretive dance with the dancers but does not include the last six seconds where a flapper fans herself after the door is shut behind Michael. In comparison to the original song this version has two lines in the second stanza added: "Everytime I try to find him he's leaving no clues left behind him. And they have no way of knowing of the suspect, or what to expect."
Moonwalker edit - This version is included on History on Film, Volume II as well as Michael Jackson's Vision and it is basically an edited version of the ten-minute song section from the "Smooth Criminal" segment in the film Moonwalker. It is essentially the same, however it has some minor changes including: different opening music and no dialogue, the middle section with the dancers chanting has been truncated (some of the chanting has been shortened) and ends similarly to the original where Michael exits the club but with the addition of the lead flapper fanning herself.
Album version - This is the version of the video that is on Michael Jackson's official website, as well as his YouTube channel. It also appears during the end credits for Moonwalker and Number Ones and was included on the Visionary single and the bonus Target exclusive DVD of Bad 25. The video is a montage of clips from the original Moonwalker version, that have either been sped up, or slowed down, and glossed with an added blur effect, as well as some alternate angles. The video is four minutes and seventeen seconds long. Throughout the video, the regular version of the song is played.
Single version - This unreleased version is edited to be in sync with the single mix taken from the "Smooth Criminal" single released October 24, 1988. It excludes the added lyric and interlude. This video is four minutes and three seconds long. It is considered an MTV Base video.
This Is It vignette - 2009 video, shot in black and white and intended to be shown during the London O2 concert series. It runs three minutes and forty-two seconds and features Jackson in a reprisal of his Moonwalker character, digitally inserted in the 1946 film noir Gilda which includes the song "Put the Blame on Mame" along with a few shots/scenes of his film Moonwalker.
The video won Best Music Video at the 1989 Brit Awards and the Critic's Choice awarded Jackson the "Best Video" award and the People's Choice Awards for "Favorite Music Video" for that same year.
The style of clothing as well as mannerisms Jackson portrayed were reused in the numerous adaptations of the video game Michael Jackson's Moonwalker. The song itself serves as the background music for the "Club 30s" stage, the nightclub seen in the music video, that appears in the game.
Anti-gravity lean[edit]
Jackson performs an anti-gravity lean in the "Smooth Criminal" music video.
In the music video, Michael Jackson and the dancers immediately around him perform a seemingly impossible forward lean; this illusion was created using strings and wires in the music video. Without these, it would be tedious and impossible. To accomplish this manoeuvre in live shows, a hitching mechanism which Jackson co-patented was built into the floor of the stage and the performers' shoes, thereby allowing performers to lean without needing to keep their centers of mass directly over their feet.[11] The system consists of pegs that rise from the stage at the appropriate moment and special shoes with ankle supports and cutouts in the heels which can slide over the pegs and be temporarily attached to the stage.[12]
In the patent, it is stated that the illusion in the music video was achieved by means of harnesses and cables which had to be connected to and disconnected from the floor by stagehands.[12]
Live performances[edit]
The song was performed live on all of Jackson's tours.
Bad World Tour: During the second leg of Jackson's Bad World Tour (1988-1989), directed and choreographed by Jackson and Vincent Paterson. The performance featured a dance routine modeled after the scene from Moonwalker. This version of the song is available on the DVD Live at Wembley July 16, 1988. In this version, he wears the signature white suit coat with blue armband and pocket square and the white fedora over his normal outfit. The "Hotel" intro was performed, similar to the opening of This Place Hotel in the 1987 leg of the Bad Tour, containing a spoken introduction and Jackson's silhouette dancing behind a lit curtain.
Dangerous World Tour: By the time the 1992 Dangerous World Tour came around, this performance became a regular on Jackson tours. This time, the jacket and hat were put on top of the gold leotard. Also, the anti-gravity lean was introduced during this tour. During the Bad tour, the lean was a drop to the floor, but Jackson stopped himself before hitting it. The lean was pulled off using a special cut-out in the performers' shoes patented by Jackson that held them to the floor using nails while they leaned forward. This performance can be seen on the DVD Live in Bucharest: The Dangerous Tour.
Part of the song was also briefly used in the middle of the live version of the song "Dangerous" since Jackson's performance at the 1995 MTV Video Music Awards to the 2002 American Bandstand 50th Anniversary performance.
History World Tour: During the 1996-1997 History World Tour, the costume was the coat, hat and a blue shirt and a white tie over the gold pants. The "Hotel" opening was scrapped for a similar opening with no spoken line, instead showcasing the background dancers and a keyboard interlude of "Childhood" by Brad Buxer.
This Is It: The song was rehearsed for the This Is It concerts, which were scheduled to run from July 2009 to March 2010 before Jackson's untimely death in June 2009. Rather than featuring Jackson dancing behind a lit curtain, the performance would open with a 3-D vignette of Jackson being chased by several gangsters from early 1930s films, inserting him into the film noirs Gilda, The Big Sleep, and In a Lonely Place. The vignette would end with Jackson jumping out of a window as Humphrey Bogart shoots at him and onto the stage where he picks up a tommy gun and shoots out the lights of a marquee to spell "Smooth Criminal". Throwing the tommy gun aside, Jackson would then pause for a moment before cuing the band to start the song. The performance would have also featured the return of the anti-gravity lean and the inclusion of dancers descending from the ceiling inside chandeliers that they would blow out with tommy guns.
Film adaptation[edit]
Further information: Moonwalker
The song was adapted into a short film directed by Colin Chilvers which was the centerpiece of the 1988 film Moonwalker starring Michael Jackson and Joe Pesci in the lead roles.
Plot[edit]
The film begins with three homeless children—Sean, Katie and Zeke (Sean Lennon, Kellie Parker and Brandon Quintin Adams)—sneaking through a big city to see their friend Michael walk out of his store in a black suit covered over with his white jacket. As Michael stands in front of the door, he gazes at the night sky before he is attacked by mobsters with machine guns. The film then backtracks to show Michael and the children playing in a meadow in happier times. Their dog Skipper runs away, and as Michael and Katie look for him, they uncover the lair of Mr. Big (Joe Pesci). Mr. Big—whose real name is Frankie LiDeo, which is an anagram of Frank DiLeo—is a drug-dealing mobster with a disciplined private army at his command. He wants to get the entire population of Earth addicted to drugs, starting with children. He likes to eat nuts and leaves nutshells wherever he goes. He is obsessed with spiders, as displayed by their abundance at the entrance to his lair and his operation named "bugs and drugs". Further, all his henchmen sport a spider crest on their uniforms. Katie screams when she sees a spider on her hand, and Mr. Big discovers them spying on his operation.
The story returns to the shooting in front of Michael's store. Unknown to the mobsters, Michael has a lucky star, and using it, he escaped the gunfire. Upon realizing that Michael has escaped again, Mr. Big orders his henchmen to track him down with dogs. Michael is eventually cornered in an alley, where he uses his lucky star again to turn into a sportscar (the 1970 Lancia Stratos prototype) that mows down several of Mr. Big's henchmen. Michael is pursued through the city streets until he loses the henchmen. Meanwhile, the children scout out Club 30's, where Michael had told them to meet him, and find only an abandoned and haunted nightclub. As Michael arrives, Katie sees a silhouette of him turning back from a car into himself, this time in a white and blue suit. The door of the club opens with a gust of wind, and Michael walks in to find it filled with zoot suiters and swing dancers. The children gather outside a window of the club and watch Michael dance to "Smooth Criminal."
The song used in the film is much longer than the album release, with several lyrics that clarify the story. There is also an interlude wherein Jackson joins the other dancers in a modern interpretive dance. At the climax of the song, Mr. Big lays siege to the club and kidnaps Katie. Michael follows them back to Big's lair and ends up surrounded by his henchmen. Mr. Big appears and taunts Michael by threatening to inject Katie with highly addictive narcotics. Katie breaks free for a moment, but Mr. Big grabs her again and starts kicking Michael. As Mr. Big stands over Michael and orders his henchmen to kill him and Katie, Michael looks up and sees his lucky star. He transforms into a giant robot and kills all of Mr. Big's soldiers, then turns into a spaceship. Mr. Big gets into a large hillside-mounted energy cannon, firing on the spaceship as it flies into a nearby ravine. The children are his next target, but the spaceship returns from the ravine just in time to fire a beam into the cannon with Mr. Big inside, destroying it and killing him. The children watch the ship fly into the night sky with a shower of light.
The children return to the city, believing that Michael is gone forever. As the boys talk about Michael, Katie walks away crying and clutching a paper star. As she sits in a corner wishing for him to come back, the paper star flies out of her hand and Michael walks out of the night fog. He takes them to Club 30's, where they find that the club has turned into the backstage area of a concert. Michael's stage crew return the children's missing dog and then escort Michael onto the stage where he performs "Come Together".
Personnel[edit]
Written, composed, clap, solo and background vocals by Michael Jackson
Produced by Quincy Jones
Co-produced by Michael Jackson, Bill Bottrell
John Robinson: Drums
Bruce Swedien: Recording Engineer
David Williams: Guitar, Bass guitar
Kim Hutchcroft, Larry Williams: Saxophones
Gary Grant, Jerry Hey: Trumpets
Kevin Maloney: Muted Steinway piano
Christopher Currell: Synclavier
Certain synclavier effects by Denny Jaeger and Michael Rubini
John Barnes, Michael Boddicker: Synthesizers
Chief of police announcement by Bruce Swedien
Michael Jackson's heartbeat recording by Dr. Eric Chevlen; digitally processed in the Synclavier
Rhythm arrangement by Michael Jackson and John Barnes
Vocal arrangement by Michael Jackson
Horn arrangement by Jerry Hey
Video directed by Colin Chilvers
Chart performance[edit]
Chart (1988–1989)
Peak
position
Australia (ARIA)[13] 29
France (SNEP)[14] 4
Germany (Official German Charts)[15] 9
Ireland (IRMA)[16] 4
Italy (FIMI)[17] 7
Netherlands (Dutch Top 40)[18] 1
New Zealand (Recorded Music NZ)[19] 29
Spain (AFYVE)[20] 1
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[21] 5
UK (Official Charts Company)[22] 8
US Billboard Hot 100[3] 7
US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play[3] 10
US Billboard Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales[3] 13
US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles[3] 2
Chart (2006)
Peak
position
France (SNEP)[14] 61
Ireland (IRMA)[16] 14
Italy (FIMI)[17] 6
Netherlands (Single Top 100)[23] 20
Spain (PROMUSICAE)[24] 1
UK (The Official Charts Company)[22] 19
Chart (2009)
Peak
position
Australia (ARIA)[13] 16
Austria (Ö3 Austria Top 40)[25] 30
Denmark (Tracklisten)[26] 28
Eurochart Hot 100 Singles[27] 20
French Digital Singles Chart[28] 10
Hot Canadian Digital Singles[3] 22
Italy (FIMI)[17] 17
Netherlands (Single Top 100)[23] 22
New Zealand (Recorded Music NZ)[19] 37
Spain (PROMUSICAE)[24] 33
Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[29] 12
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[21] 12
UK (Official Charts Company)[22] 13
UK Download Chart[30] 13
US Billboard Hot Digital Songs[3] 12
Chart (2013)
Peak
position
France (SNEP)[14] 172
Chart (2016)
Peak
position
Poland (Polish Airplay Top 100) [31] 76
Track listing[edit]
7" single:[32]
"Smooth Criminal" (single mix) – 4:10
"Smooth Criminal" (instrumental) – 4:10
12" maxi and CD-maxi:[32]
"Smooth Criminal" (extended dance mix) – 7:46
"Smooth Criminal" (extended dance mix radio edit) – 5:20
"Smooth Criminal" ("Annie" mix) – 5:35
"Smooth Criminal" (dance mix – dub version) – 4:45
"Smooth Criminal" (a cappella) – 4:12
Cassette Single //2 Tracks//[32]
Smooth Criminal
Smooth Criminal (Instrumental)
Visionary single:[32]
CD side:
"Smooth Criminal" – 4:10
"Smooth Criminal" (extended dance mix) – 7:45
DVD side:
"Smooth Criminal" (music video (short version)) — 4:11
"Smooth Criminal" (music video) — 9:27
3" CD single:[32]
"Smooth Criminal" (extended dance mix) – 7:46
"Smooth Criminal" ("Annie" mix) – 5:35
"Smooth Criminal" (dance mix – dub version) – 4:45
CD promo:[32]
"Smooth Criminal" (single mix) – 4:12
"Smooth Criminal" (extended dance mix) (different from other releases)– 7:46
"Smooth Criminal" (extended dance mix radio edit) (different from other releases)– 5:20
"Smooth Criminal" ("Annie" mix) (different from other releases) – 5:35
"Smooth Criminal" (dance mix – dub version) – 4:45
"Smooth Criminal" (a cappella) – 4:12
3" CD Japanese Single //2 Tracks//[32]
Smooth Criminal
Smooth Criminal (Instrumental)
Alien Ant Farm version[edit]
"Smooth Criminal"
Single by Alien Ant Farm
from the album Anthology
Released
July 24, 2001
Format
CD
Recorded
2000
Genre
Nu metal[33]
Length
3:29
Label
DreamWorks
Songwriter(s)
Michael Jackson
Producer(s)
Jay Baumgardner
Alien Ant Farm singles chronology
"Movies"
(2001) "Smooth Criminal"
(2001) "Movies (re-release)"
(2001)
"Movies"
(2001) "Smooth Criminal"
(2001) "Movies (re-release)"
(2001)
In 2001, Alien Ant Farm released a cover of "Smooth Criminal" as their debut single from their album Anthology. According to the band members, they would play a few riffs of the Jackson song while warming up before gigs and audience members would request them to play the entire song. This positive feedback encouraged them to record their own rendition of "Smooth Criminal" and include it on Anthology. It became a number one hit on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart and was also a number one in Australia. The music video was directed by Marc Klasfeld, and features multiple references to Michael Jackson music videos, including the "Smooth Criminal" video itself. The song was featured in the 2001 film American Pie 2 and the TV spot for Horrible Bosses 2. This version was featured in several video games including Karaoke Revolution, Guitar Hero On Tour: Decades and as downloadable content for the Rock Band series.
The album Greatest Hits (1999) includes a hidden track named "Slick Thief", which is an early version of "Smooth Criminal".[citation needed]
Charts[edit]
Chart (2001)
Peak
position
Australia (ARIA)[34] 1
Austria (Ö3 Austria Top 40)[35] 6
Belgium (Ultratop 50 Flanders)[36] 3
Belgium (Ultratop 50 Wallonia)[37] 4
Denmark (Tracklisten)[38] 3
Finland (Suomen virallinen lista)[39] 2
France (SNEP)[40] 27
Germany (Official German Charts)[41] 5
Ireland (IRMA)[16] 2
Italy (FIMI)[42] 11
Netherlands (Dutch Top 40)[43] 4
Netherlands (Single Top 100)[44] 4
New Zealand (Recorded Music NZ)[45] 4
Norway (VG-lista)[46] 7
Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[47] 5
Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[48] 4
UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[49] 3
UK Rock and Metal (Official Charts Company)[50] 1
U.S. Billboard Hot 100[51] 23
U.S. Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks[51] 18
U.S. Billboard Modern Rock Tracks[51] 1
U.S. Billboard Top 40 Mainstream[51] 12
U.S. Billboard Top 40 Tracks[51] 24
Certifications[edit]
Region
Certification
Certified units/Sales
Australia (ARIA)[52]
2× Platinum 140,000^
United Kingdom (BPI)[53]
Gold 400,000
*sales figures based on certification alone
^shipments figures based on certification alone
sales+streaming figures based on certification alone
Glee version[edit]
In January 2012, Naya Rivera (as her character Santana Lopez) and Grant Gustin (as Sebastian Smythe) performed "Smooth Criminal" as a duet in the season three episode "Michael" of the American musical television show Glee, backed by musical duo 2Cellos. The song was filmed in a similar environment as the 2Cellos music video, in a room surrounded by empty chairs as the two musicians play. This cover debuted and peaked at number 26 at Billboard Hot 100, number 10 at Billboard Digital Songs, and number 28 at Billboard Canadian Hot 100 chart at the week of February 18, 2012.[54]
Magneto Dayo version[edit]
In 2016, a rap version of "Smooth Criminal" was released by Brooklyn rapper Magneto Dayo which quickly became a street classic in the underground circuit of hip hop. The song was originally mainly on the deep web but later found its way to the surface of the Internet.
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External links[edit]
Michael Jackson - Smooth Criminal on YouTube
Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal on YouTube
Method and means for creating anti-gravity illusion
Preceded by
"Because I Got High" by Afroman ARIA (Australia) number one single
November 4 – December 23, 2001 Succeeded by
"Get the Party Started" by Pink
Preceded by
"Fat Lip" by Sum 41 Billboard Modern Rock Tracks number-one single
August 25, 2001 Succeeded by
"How You Remind Me" by Nickelback
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"I Just Can't Stop Loving You"
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Jeanne Sagan
Jeanne Sagan performing with All That Remains at Rock am Ring 2015
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Jeanne Sagan
Born
(1979-01-11) January 11, 1979 (age 39)
Springfield, Massachusetts, United States
Genres
Hard rock, heavy metal, melodic metalcore
Occupation(s)
Musician
Instruments
Bass guitar, vocals, piano
Years active
2001–present
Labels
Prosthetic, Razor & Tie
Associated acts
All That Remains, The Acacia Strain, Ligeia, Light is the Language, Crossing Rubicon!
Jeanne Sagan is a musician from Springfield, Massachusetts. She is the bassist and backing vocalist for the heavy metal band Crossing Rubicon, but is best known as the former bassist and backing vocalist for the heavy metal-metalcore band All That Remains from 2006 to 2015. Before joining All That Remains, she was bassist in the band The Acacia Strain in 2003. In 2006, she was asked to join All That Remains after bassist Matt Deis left the band. She originally worked merchandise tables for Prosthetic Records.
As of November 2012, Sagan plays a black cherry Spector Legend 4 Classic four-string bass with EMG 35DC active pickups, and Ampeg SVT bass amplifiers. She is a former Ibanez player, using both Soundgear 4-strings and an ARTB100 four-string, the latter of which can be seen in the music video for the song "Hold On" from the album For We Are Many. She uses Orange amplifiers and Omega speaker cabinets.
In October 2015, Sagan announced her amicable departure from All That Remains in order to pursue personal interests.[1] She was replaced by Aaron "Bubble" Patrick, formerly of the band Bury Your Dead. She currently plays bass/backing vocals in Crossing Rubicon, and as of 2017, is recording a brand new album with the band, who is also fronted by her husband, Scotty Anarchy.
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1.1 Light is the Language
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1.3 Crossing Rubicon
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Overcome - (2008)
For We Are Many - (2010)
A War You Cannot Win - (2012)
The Order of Things - (2015)
Crossing Rubicon[edit]
No Less Than Everything - (2016)
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Jump up ^ https://www.facebook.com/allthatremains/posts/10153706544943885
Jump up ^ http://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Light_Is_the_Language/The_Void_Falls_Silent/234693
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Southampton Football Club, an English association football club based in Southampton, Hampshire, was founded in 1885 as St. Mary's Y.M.A. For almost six years the club took no part in any official competitions at national level, playing only friendlies and local tournaments, including the Hampshire Senior Cup. St Mary's first entered the FA Cup in the 1891–92 season, and in 1894 under the name Southampton St Mary's joined the newly founded Southern Football League.
The club changed its name to simply Southampton at the start of the 1896–97 season, and quickly established themselves as the primary force in football in South England, winning the Southern League three times in a row. The club also reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup in 1898, losing the replay 2–0 to Nottingham Forest after a 1–1 draw. The Saints continued to dominate the league into the 20th century, claiming the championship again in 1901, 1903 and 1904, before joining the Football League Third Division as a founding member in 1920, following the absorption of the Southern League. Southampton were almost instantly promoted to the Second Division, completing the feat as champions in the 1921–22 season.
Southampton found life in the second flight of English football difficult, as they remained a mid-bottom table side throughout the seasons played before and immediately after the Second World War, before they were ultimately relegated back to the Third Division in 1953. Promoted as champions again in 1960, Southampton performed well in the following ten years, reaching the quarter-final stage in the newly created League Cup in 1961 and earning promotion to Division One in 1966 as division runners-up. The club received its first taste of continental football in the 1969–70 season when they competed in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, although were knocked out in the first round. Despite suffering relegation back to Division Two in 1974, Southampton achieved a surprise victory in the 1976 FA Cup Final against Manchester United to win the trophy for the first and only time in the club's history. This success was topped off two seasons later when the club regained its First Division place.
The 1983–84 season was Southampton's most successful in terms of league position, when the club finished second in the top flight to Liverpool, missing out on the championship by just three points. In the 1990s, the club largely struggled to get out of the bottom third of the table, although they reached the advanced stages of the FA Cup and League Cup on a number of occasions and also played in the Full Members Cup final in 1992. The club became founder members of the Premier League in 1992 but continued their disappointing performances, despite reaching the 2003 FA Cup Final against Arsenal and losing to a single goal. Southampton were relegated to the Championship in the 2004–05 season, and were quickly relegated again following off-the-pitch problems in 2009. In their first season in League One, Southampton won the League Trophy with an emphatic 4–1 win against Carlisle United. The following season, Southampton were promoted to the Championship as runners-up in League One.
As of the end of the 2016–17 season, the club have spent 40 seasons in the top division of English football, 39 in the second, and 11 in the third.
The table details their achievements in all national and international first team competitions, and records their manager, the top goalscorer, the player with the most league appearances and the average home league attendance, for each completed season since their first appearance in the FA Cup in 1891–92.
Contents
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1 Competitions
2 Key
3 Seasons
3.1 Overall (since 1920–21)
4 Notes
5 References
Competitions[edit]
The club has participated in the following leagues:
The Southern League (from 1894–95 to 1919–20)
The Football League (from 1920–21 to 1991–92 and from 2005–06 to 2011–12)
The Premier League (from 1992–93 to 2004–05 and since 2012–13)
The club has participated in the following other first-team tournaments:
FA Cup (since 1891–92)
Southern Professional Floodlit Cup (from 1957–58 to 1959–60)
League Cup (since 1960–61)
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (in 1969–70)
UEFA Cup (in 1971–72, 1981–82, 1982–83, 1984–85, 2003–04, 2015-16, 2016-17)
Texaco Cup (in 1974–75)
Community Shield (in 1976)
Anglo-Italian League Cup (in 1976)
European Cup Winners' Cup (in 1976–77)
Super Cup (in 1985–86)
Full Members Cup (from 1986–87 to 1991–92)
Football League Trophy (from 2009–10 to 2010–11)
Key[edit]
1st or W Winners
2nd or RU Runners-up
↑ Promoted
↓ Relegated
Key to league record:
P – games played
W – games won
D – games drawn
L – games lost
F – goals for
A – goals against
Pts – points
Pos – final position
Key to rounds:
QR2 – second qualifying round
QR3 – third qualifying round
R1 – first round
R2 – second round, etc.
QF – quarter-final
SF – semi-final
Key to divisions:
Div 1 – Football League First Division
Div 2 – Football League Second Division
Div 3 – Football League Third Division
Div 3(S) – Football League Third Division South
Prem – Premier League
Champ – The Championship
One – League One
SL Div 1 – Southern League Division One
Top scorer shown in bold when he was also top scorer for the division.
League results shown in italics for abandoned competition.
Seasons[edit]
Season
League record[1][2][3][4][5]
FA Cup[6]
League
Cup[A]
Other competitions
Manager
Top goalscorer[B]
Most league
appearances[C]
Average
attendance[D]
Division
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
Pos
Player
Goals
Player
App.
1891–92
N/A 2Q[E] Ernie Nicholls
Jock Fleming 3 N/A
1892–93
N/A 2Q Cecil Knight Bob Kiddle 3 N/A
1893–94
N/A 2Q 3 players 1 N/A
1894–95
SL Div 1[F] 16 9 2 5 34 25 20 3rd R1 Charles Baker 12 Alf Littlehales 16
1895–96
18 12 0 6 44 23 24 3rd R1 Charles Robson Jack Farrell 14 Charles Baker
Samuel Meston 18
1896–97
20 15 5 0 63 18 35 1st R2 Alfred McMinn Jack Farrell 20 Robert Buchanan
George Clawley
Jack Farrell
William McMillan 20
1897–98
22 18 1 3 53 18 37 1st SF Ernest Arnfield Robert Buchanan 16 George Clawley
Harry Haynes
Samuel Meston 22
1898–99
24 15 5 4 54 24 35 1st R2 Abe Hartley
Harry Wood 16 Jack Robinson
Harry Wood 24
1899–1900
28 17 1 10 70 33 35 3rd RU[G] Alf Milward 28 Alf Milward 28
1900–01
28 18 5 5 58 26 41 1st R1 Edgar Chadwick 15 Samuel Meston
Alf Milward
George Molyneux 28
1901–02
30 18 6 6 71 28 42 3rd RU[H] Albert Brown 29 Tommy Bowman
Bert Lee
George Molyneux 27
1902–03
30 20 8 2 83 20 48 1st R1 Fred Harrison 17 Bert Lee 29
1903–04
34 22 6 6 75 30 50 1st R2 Fred Harrison 27 Tommy Bowman
George Molyneux 34
1904–05
34 18 7 9 54 40 43 3rd QF Edgar Bluff 13 Bert Lee 33
1905–06
34 19 7 8 58 39 45 2nd QF Harry Brown
Fred Harrison 14 Fred Mouncher 32
1906–07
38 13 9 16 49 56 35 11th R2 Fred Harrison 12 George Clawley 37
1907–08
38 16 6 16 51 60 38 11th SF Frank Costello 12 Frank Thorpe 35
1908–09
40 19 10 11 67 58 48 3rd R1 Arthur Hughes 15 Jack Eastham 37
1909–10
42 16 16 10 64 55 48 5th R2 Charlie McGibbon 20 Tom Burrows
Frank Jefferis 41
1910–11
38 11 8 19 42 67 30 17th R1 Harry Brown
Martin Dunne 9 Jack Eastham 34
1911–12
38 10 11 17 46 63 31 16th R1 George Swift Henry Hamilton 9 John Denby
Jim McAlpine 33
1912–13
38 10 11 17 40 72 31 16th R1 Ernest Arnfield Percy Prince 11 Sid Ireland 38
1913–14
38 15 7 16 55 54 37 11th R1 Arthur Dominy 13 Len Andrews 37
1914–15
38 19 5 14 78 74 43 6th R3 Arthur Dominy 30 Arthur Dominy 37
The Southern League and FA Cup were suspended until after the First World War.
1919–20
SL Div 1 42 18 8 16 72 63 44 8th R3 Jimmy McIntyre Arthur Dominy 20 Joe Barratt
Arthur Dominy
Jimmy Moore 41
1920–21
Div 3 42 19 16 7 64 28 54 2nd R3 Jimmy McIntyre Bill Rawlings 22 Fred Foxall
Jimmy Moore
Bill Turner 42
1921–22
Div 3(S) 42 23 15 4 68 21 61 1st ↑ R2 Bill Rawlings 32 Tommy Allen
Bert Shelley
Fred Titmuss 42
1922–23
Div 2 42 14 14 14 40 40 42 11th QF Arthur Dominy 17 Bert Shelley 42
1923–24
42 17 14 11 52 31 48 5th R3 Bill Rawlings 21 Tommy Allen
Bert Shelley 42
1924–25
42 13 18 11 40 36 44 7th SF Jimmy McIntyre
George Goss Bill Rawlings 16 Bill Rawlings
Bert Shelley 41
1925–26
42 15 8 19 63 63 38 14th R3 Arthur Chadwick Bill Rawlings 20 Stan Woodhouse 37
1926–27
42 15 12 15 60 62 42 13th SF Bill Rawlings 28 Tommy Allen
Michael Keeping 42
1927–28
42 14 7 21 68 77 35 17th R3 Bill Rawlings 21 George Harkus 41
1928–29
42 17 14 11 74 60 48 4th R3 Willie Haines 16 Bert Shelley 41
1929–30
42 17 11 14 77 76 45 7th R3 Dick Rowley 26 Willie White 40
1930–31
42 19 6 17 74 62 44 9th R3 Willie Haines 15 Arthur Bradford
Bert Jepson 39
1931–32
42 17 7 18 66 77 41 14th R3 George Kay Johnny Arnold 20 Bill Adams 42
1932–33
42 18 5 19 66 66 41 12th R3 Ted Drake 20 Bill Luckett 42
1933–34
42 15 8 19 54 58 38 14th R3 Ted Drake 23 Dick Neal 41
1934–35
42 11 12 19 46 75 34 19th R4 Laurie Fishlock 9 Fred Tully 40
1935–36
42 14 9 19 47 65 37 17th R3 Vic Watson 14 Charlie Sillett 42
1936–37
42 11 12 19 53 77 34 19th R3 George Goss
Tom Parker Jimmy Dunne 14 Billy Kingdon
Charlie Sillett 41
1937–38
42 15 9 18 55 77 39 15th R3 Tom Parker Harry Osman 22 Harry Osman 40
1938–39
42 13 9 20 56 82 35 18th R3 Fred Briggs 14 Billy Bevis
Harry Brophy
Sam Warhurst 37
1939–40
Div 2[I] 3 1 0 2 5 6 2 17th N/A N/A N/A
The Football League and FA Cup were suspended until after the Second World War.
1945–46
The Football League was not resumed in 1945–46 due to planning difficulties from the war. R4 Arthur Dominy
Bill Dodgin Jack Bradley
Doug McGibbon 2 N/A N/A
1946–47
Div 2 42 15 9 18 69 76 39 14th R4 Bill Dodgin Jack Bradley
George Lewis 15 Bill Rochford 41 16,039
1947–48
42 21 10 11 71 53 52 3rd QF Charlie Wayman 19 Alf Ramsey 42
1948–49
42 23 9 10 69 36 55 3rd R3 Charlie Wayman 32 Eric Webber 42
1949–50
42 19 14 9 64 48 52 4th R3 Sid Cann Charlie Wayman 26 George Curtis
Eric Webber 42
1950–51
42 15 13 14 66 73 43 12th R4 Eddy Brown 22 Joe Mallett 42
1951–52
42 15 11 16 61 73 41 13th R3 Sid Cann
George Roughton Eddy Brown 12 Eric Day 42
1952–53
42 10 13 19 68 85 33 21st ↓ R5 George Roughton Frank Dudley 15 Eric Day 42
1953–54
Div 3(S) 46 22 7 17 76 63 51 6th R1 Eric Day 27 Eric Day 46
1954–55
46 24 11 11 75 51 59 3rd R2 Eric Day 29 Tommy Traynor
Len Wilkins 46
1955–56
46 18 8 20 91 81 44 14th R2 Ted Bates Eric Day 29 Eric Day 45
1956–57
46 22 10 14 76 52 54 4th R3 Derek Reeves 21 Pat Parker 46
1957–58
46 22 10 14 112 72 54 6th R2 Southern Floodlit Cup R1 Derek Reeves 35 Terry Paine 44
1958–59
Division 3 46 17 11 18 88 80 45 14th R3 Southern Floodlit Cup R2 Derek Reeves 17 Terry Paine 46
1959–60
46 26 9 11 106 75 61 1st ↑ R4 Southern Floodlit Cup SF Derek Reeves 45 Ron Davies
Terry Paine
Derek Reeves 46
1960–61
Div 2 42 18 8 16 84 81 44 8th R4 QF George O'Brien 27 Terry Paine 42
1961–62
42 18 9 15 77 62 45 6th R3 R1 George O'Brien 30 Brian Clifton
Cliff Huxford
Tony Knapp 42
1962–63
42 17 8 17 72 67 42 11th SF R2 George O'Brien 30 Tony Knapp
George O'Brien
Terry Paine 42
1963–64
42 19 9 14 100 73 47 5th R3 R2 Martin Chivers
Terry Paine 22 Cliff Huxford 42
1964–65
42 17 14 11 83 63 48 4th R4 R3 George O'Brien 37 Terry Paine 42
1965–66
42 22 10 10 85 56 54 2nd ↑ R3 R3 Martin Chivers 33 John Sydenham 41
1966–67
Div 1 42 14 6 22 74 92 34 19th R4 R3 Ron Davies 43 Martin Chivers
Jimmy Melia
Terry Paine 42
1967–68
42 13 11 18 66 83 37 16th R4 R2 Ron Davies 28 Terry Paine 41
1968–69
42 16 13 13 57 48 45 7th R4 QF Ron Davies 24 Terry Paine 42
1969–70
42 6 17 19 46 67 29 19th R4 R2 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup R1 Mick Channon 21 Mick Channon
Jimmy Gabriel 39
1970–71
42 17 12 13 56 44 46 7th R5 R2 Ron Davies 21 Mick Channon
Hugh Fisher
Joe Kirkup
Brian O'Neil 42
1971–72
42 12 7 23 52 80 31 19th R3 R3 UEFA Cup R1 Mick Channon 17 Mick Channon
Eric Martin 42
1972–73
42 11 18 13 47 52 40 13th R3 R3 Mick Channon 18 Eric Martin
Hugh Fisher 42
1973–74
42 11 14 17 47 68 36 20th ↓ R5 R4 Ted Bates
Lawrie McMenemy Mick Channon 23 Hugh Fisher
42
1974–75
Div 2 42 15 11 16 53 54 41 13th R3 R4 Texaco Cup RU Lawrie McMenemy Mick Channon 24 Mick Channon
Peter Osgood 40
1975–76
42 21 7 14 66 50 49 6th W R2 Mick Channon 25 Mick Channon 42
1976–77
42 17 10 15 72 67 44 9th R5 R2 FA Charity Shield RU Ted MacDougall 26 Mick Channon 40
European Cup Winners' Cup QF
1977–78
42 22 13 7 70 39 57 2nd ↑ R4 R3 Phil Boyer 19 Alan Ball
Phil Boyer
Mike Pickering 41
1978–79
Div 1 42 12 16 14 47 53 40 14th QF RU Phil Boyer 16 Alan Ball
Phil Boyer
Malcolm Waldron 42
1979–80
42 18 9 15 65 53 45 8th R3 R3 Phil Boyer 25 Phil Boyer 42
1980–81
42 20 10 12 76 56 50 6th R5 R2 Steve Moran 20 Mick Channon
Chris Nicholl 42
1981–82
42 19 9 14 72 67 66 7th R3 R2 UEFA Cup R2 Kevin Keegan 30 David Armstrong
Kevin Keegan 41
1982–83
42 15 12 15 54 58 57 12th R3 R4 UEFA Cup R1 Danny Wallace 13 Chris Nicholl 42
1983–84
42 22 11 9 66 38 77 2nd SF R3 Steve Moran 25 David Armstrong
Nick Holmes
Peter Shilton 42
1984–85
42 19 11 12 56 47 68 5th R5 R4 UEFA Cup R1 Steve Moran 18 Mick Mills 42
1985–86
42 12 10 20 51 62 46 14th SF R4 Chris Nicholl David Armstrong 15 David Armstrong 41
1986–87
42 14 10 18 69 68 52 12th R3 SF Colin Clarke 22 Glenn Cockerill 42
1987–88
40 12 14 14 49 53 50 12th R4 R2 Colin Clarke 17 Colin Clarke 40
1988–89
38 10 15 13 52 66 45 13th R3 QF Rod Wallace 14 Rod Wallace 38
1989–90
38 15 10 13 71 63 55 7th R5 QF Matthew Le Tissier 24 Rod Wallace 38
1990–91
38 12 9 17 58 69 45 14th R5 QF Matthew Le Tissier 23 Barry Horne 38 15,413
1991–92
42 14 10 18 39 55 52 16th QF R4 Full Members Cup RU Ian Branfoot Alan Shearer 18 Tim Flowers
Alan Shearer 41 14,070
1992–93
Premier League 42 13 11 18 54 61 50 18th R3 R3 Matthew Le Tissier 18 Tim Flowers 42 15,148
1993–94
42 12 7 23 49 66 43 18th R3 R2 Ian Branfoot
Alan Ball Matthew Le Tissier 25 Jeff Kenna
Neil Maddison 41 14,751
1994–95
42 12 18 12 61 63 54 10th R5 R3 Alan Ball Matthew Le Tissier 29 Jim Magilton 42 14,685
1995–96
38 9 11 18 34 52 38 17th QF R4 Dave Merrington Neil Shipperley 12 Jason Dodd
Neil Shipperley 37 14,820
1996–97
38 10 11 17 50 56 41 16th R3 QF Graeme Souness Matthew Le Tissier 17 Jim Magilton 37 15,099
1997–98
38 14 6 18 50 55 48 12th R3 R4 Dave Jones Matthew Le Tissier 14 Paul Jones 38 15,159
1998–99
38 11 8 19 37 64 41 17th R3 R2 Egil Østenstad 8 James Beattie 35 15,140
1999–2000
38 12 8 18 45 62 44 15th R4 R4 Dave Jones
Glenn Hoddle Marian Pahars 13 Dean Richards 35 15,132
2000–01
38 14 10 14 40 48 52 10th R5 R3 Glenn Hoddle James Beattie 12 Wayne Bridge
Claus Lundekvam 38 15,115
2001–02
38 12 9 17 46 54 45 11th R3 R3 Stuart Gray
Gordon Strachan Marian Pahars 16 Wayne Bridge 38 30,633[J]
2002–03
38 13 13 12 43 46 52 8th RU R3 Gordon Strachan James Beattie 24 James Beattie 38 30,680
2003–04
38 12 11 15 44 45 47 12th R3 QF UEFA Cup R1 Gordon Strachan
Paul Sturrock James Beattie 17 James Beattie
Paul Telfer 37 31,716
2004–05
38 6 14 18 45 66 32 20th ↓ QF R4 Paul Sturrock
Steve Wigley
Harry Redknapp Peter Crouch 16 Rory Delap 37 30,609
2005–06
Championship 46 13 19 14 49 50 58 12th R5 R4 Harry Redknapp
George Burley Ricardo Fuller 9 Danny Higginbotham 37 23,613
2006–07
46 21 12 13 77 53 75 6th R4 R3 George Burley Grzegorz Rasiak 21 Chris Baird 44 23,556
2007–08
46 13 15 18 56 72 54 20th R5 R1 George Burley
Nigel Pearson Stern John 19 Stern John
Andrew Surman 40 21,081
2008–09
46 10 15 21 46 69 45 23rd ↓ R3 R3 Jan Poortvliet
Mark Wotte David McGoldrick 14 Kelvin Davis
David McGoldrick 46 18,149
2009–10
One 46 23 14 9 85 47 73 7th R5 R2 Football League Trophy W Alan Pardew Rickie Lambert 36 Rickie Lambert 45 20,108
2010–11
46 28 8 10 86 38 92 2nd ↑ R4 R2 Football League Trophy R1 Alan Pardew
Dean Wilkins
Nigel Adkins Rickie Lambert 21 Kelvin Davis 46 21,726
2011–12
Championship 46 26 10 10 85 46 88 2nd ↑ R4 R4 Nigel Adkins Rickie Lambert 31 Jack Cork 46 26,420
2012–13
Premier League 38 9 14 15 49 60 41 14th R3 R4 Nigel Adkins
Mauricio Pochettino Rickie Lambert 15 Rickie Lambert 38 30,874
2013–14
38 15 11 12 54 46 56 8th R5 R4 Mauricio Pochettino Jay Rodriguez 17 Adam Lallana 38 30,211
2014–15
38 18 6 14 54 33 60 7th R4 QF Ronald Koeman Graziano Pellè 16 Graziano Pellè 38 30,652
2015–16
38 18 9 11 59 41 63 6th R3 R5 Europa League Play-off round Sadio Mané 15 José Fonte 37 30,750
2016–17
38 12 10 16 41 48 46 8th R4 RU Europa League Group stage Claude Puel Charlie Austin 9 Fraser Forster 38 30,936
Overall (since 1920–21)[edit]
Seasons spent at Level 1 of the football league system: 40
Seasons spent at Level 2 of the football league system: 39
Seasons spent at Level 3 of the football league system: 11
Seasons spent at Level 4 of the football league system: 0
Notes[edit]
A. ^ : The League Cup competition started in the 1960–61 season.
B. ^ : Includes goals scored in the Southern League, The Football League and the Premier League and the other first-team tournaments as listed above.
C. ^ : Includes substitute appearances. Bold indicates "ever-present".
D. ^ : League matches only (including Southern League, Football League and Premier League).
E. ^ : Reached Second qualifying round, where they defeated Reading 7–0 but were disqualified for fielding ineligible players.
F. ^ : Founder member of the Southern League.
G. ^ : Southampton's first appearance in the Cup Final, a 4–0 defeat to First Division side Bury.
H. ^ : Southampton's second appearance in the Cup Final, a 2–1 replay defeat to First Division side Sheffield United.
I ^ : The 1939–40 season was abandoned in early September and all results annulled.
J ^ : 2001–02 was the inaugural season at St Mary's Stadium
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "Southampton St Mary's". Football Club History Database. Archived from the original on 14 June 2008. Retrieved 18 November 2012.
Jump up ^ "Southampton". Football Club History Database. Archived from the original on 14 June 2008. Retrieved 18 November 2012.
Jump up ^ "Southampton History 1918 to 1945". statto.com. Retrieved 18 November 2012.
Jump up ^ "Southampton History 1945 to 1975". statto.com. Archived from the original on 1 March 2015. Retrieved 18 November 2012.
Jump up ^ "Southampton History 1975 to date". statto.com. Archived from the original on 1 March 2015. Retrieved 18 November 2012.
Jump up ^ "The FA Cup Archive". The Football Association. Retrieved 18 November 2012. Individual seasons accessed via dropdown menu.
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