She's So High

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"She's So High"
"She's So High" cover
Single by Blur
from the album Leisure
Released 15 October 1990
Format 12" vinyl, 7" vinyl, cassette, CD
Recorded 1990
Genre Shoegazing
Length 4:45 (album version)
3:49 (edit)
Label Food
Producer(s) Steve Lovell, Steve Power, Blur
Chart positions
Blur singles chronology
"She's So High"
(1990)		 "There's No Other Way"
(1991)

"She's So High" is a song by Blur and was released as a double a-side with "I Know" on 15 October 1990 as their debut single, reaching #48 in the UK Singles Chart (see 1990 in British music). Nevertheless, it was named NME's single of the week and was included on Blur: The Best of over higher-charting tracks, an indication of its ultimate popularity. It was also the first track on the band's first album, Leisure, released in 1991.


  • 12" 12FOOD26
  1. "She's So High" (definitive)
  2. "Sing"
  3. "I Know" (extended)
  • 7" FOOD26, cassette TCFOOD26
  1. "She's So High" (edit)
  2. "I Know"
  • CD CDFOOD26
  1. "She's So High" (edit)
  2. "I Know" (extended)
  3. "Down"
Blur
Damon Albarn | Alex James | Dave Rowntree
Graham Coxon | Simon Tong
Discography
Albums: Leisure | Modern Life Is Rubbish | Parklife | The Great Escape | Blur | 13 | Think Tank
Compilations: The Special Collectors Edition | Live at the Budokan | Bustin' + Dronin'
The 10 Year Limited Edition Anniversary Box Set | Blur: The Best of
Singles: See Blur Singles
Other projects
The Ailerons | Fat Les | The Good, the Bad and the Queen | Gorillaz | Me Me Me | WigWam
Related articles
Food Records | Honest Jon's | Stephen Street | Transcopic
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