Why Aye Man

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“Why Aye Man”
Single by Mark Knopfler from the album The Ragpicker's Dream
Released	September 16th, 2002
Format	CD
Genre	Rock
Label	Mercury
Writer(s)	Mark Knopfler
Producer	Chuck Ainlay & Mark Knopfler
Mark Knopfler singles chronology
"Silvertown Blues" (2001) "Why Aye Man" (2002) "Boom, Like That" (2004)

"Why Aye Man" is the only official commercial single from the album The Ragpicker's Dream by Mark Knopfler, released in 2002.

Contents 1 Track listings 1.1 2-track CD single 1.2 3-track CD single 1.3 4-track CD single 2 Sources

[edit] Track listings

[edit] 2-track CD single

1. "Why Aye Man"
2. "Small Potatoes"

[edit] 3-track CD single

1. "Why Aye Man"
2. "Small Potatoes"
3. "So Far Away" (live)

[edit] 4-track CD single

1. "Why Aye Man" (full version 6:14)
2. "Small Potatoes"
3. "So Far Away" (live at Shepherds Bush Empire)
4. "Speedway at Nazareth" (live at Massey Hall, Toronto)

[edit] Sources

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