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Line 65: =="In A Broken Dream"== Stewart was brought in to sing on the song when Bentley informed his band mates that he didn't think his voice was right for the song. Recorded by [[John Peel]], "In a Broken Dream" languished until 1970 when Miki Dallon, who had re-produced the track for his Youngblood label, released it. The single flopped but Dallon persevered and in 1972, the single's third release rose to number three in the [[UK Singles Chart]] and #56 in the [[United States\|U.S.]] [[Billboard Hot 100]].<ref>{{cite book \|title=Rock File 3 Chartlog - Sources of British Hit Songs:Writers, American Hits and Original Versions \|author=Gillett, Charlie & Frith, Simon \|year=1975 \|publisher=Panther \|___location=St. Albans, Herts. \|isbn=0-586-04261-X \|~~pages~~page=p. 126 }}</ref> In [[Europe]] the song became something of a classic. It turned up on the [[soundtrack]] of [[film]]s and documentaries (including the acclaimed art house [[film\|movie]] ''[[Breaking the Waves]]'') and became the subject of many [[cover version]]s.

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