I Know What I'm Here For

"I Know What I'm Here For"

Single by James

from the album Millionaires

Released

1999

Format

Length

3:56

Millionaires track listing

"Just Like Fred Astaire"
(2)

"I Know What I'm Here For"
(3)

"Shooting My Mouth Off"
(4)

"I Know What I'm Here For" is a song by British rock band James. It was the first single released from their eighth studio album, Millionaires.^[1]

Release and reception

The single, produced by Brian Eno, was released in CD and cassette single formats and reached number 22 in the UK Top 40 singles chart in 1999, spending five weeks on the chart.^[2]

A live version of the song and a video were included on the limited edition two-disc edition of Millionaires.

The backing to the song was used by Ford in their adverts shown during broadcasts of the UEFA Champions League in the 2007/2008 football season.

Peter Buckley, in The Rough Guide to Rock, described it as an "effortless soaring track",^[3] while Victoria Segal, reviewing the track for the NME, described it as "not interesting ... just silly".^[4]

Track listing

CD1 (Fontana JIMCD 22)

"I Know What I'm Here For" – 3:56
"All Good Boys" – 4:13
"Imagine Ourselves" – 4:31

CD2 (Fontana JIMDD 22)

"I Know What I'm Here For"
"Downstairs"
"Stolen Horse"

Cassette (Fontana JIMMC22)

"I Know What I'm Here For"
"All Good Boys"

CD Maxi-single (Mercury 562 261-2)

"I Know What I'm Here For" – 3:56
"All Good Boys" – 4:13
"Imagine Ourselves" – 4:31
"Downstairs"

References

↑ Carlson, Dean. "James – Millionaires". AllMusic. All Media Network. Retrieved 25 May 2013.
↑ "James". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 25 May 2013.
↑ Buckley, Peter (2003). The Rough Guide to Rock. Rough Guides. p. 531. ISBN 978-1-8435-3105-0.
↑ Segal, Victoria (17 July 1999). "James : I know what I'm here for". NME. Retrieved 25 May 2013.

James

Jim Glennie Tim Booth Larry Gott David Baynton-Power Saul Davies Mark Hunter Andy Diagram Paul Gilbertson Gavan Whelan Adrian Oxaal Michael Kulas

Studio albums	Stutter Strip-mine Gold Mother Seven Laid Wah Wah Whiplash Millionaires Pleased to Meet You Hey Ma The Night Before The Morning After La Petite Mort Girl at the End of the World

Singles	Jimone James II "Chain Mail" "So Many Ways" "What For" "Sit Down" "Come Home" "Sound" "Born of Frustration" "Laid" "She's a Star" "Waltzing Along" "Destiny Calling" "Runaground" "I Know What I'm Here For" "Just Like Fred Astaire" "We're Going to Miss You" "Waterfall"

EPs	Village Fire Sit Down EP

Live albums	One Man Clapping Getting Away with It... Live Live in 2008

Compilations	The Best Of B-Sides Ultra The Collection Fresh as a Daisy - The Singles

Related articles	Discography Booth and the Bad Angel Booth and the Bad Angel (album)

James singles

Non-album singles	"Chain Mail" "Sit Down" "Come Home" (remix) "Lose Control" "Sit Down" (re-recorded version) "Sit Down" (remix of re-recorded version) "Not So Strong"

Stutter	"So Many Ways"

Strip-mine	"What For" "Ya Ho"

Gold Mother	"Come Home" "How Was It for You?"

Seven	"Sound" "Born of Frustration" "Ring the Bells" "Seven"

Laid	"Sometimes" "Laid" "Say Something"

Wah Wah	"Jam J"

Whiplash	"She's a Star" "Tomorrow" "Waltzing Along"

The Best Of	"Destiny Calling" "Runaground"

Millionaires	"I Know What I'm Here For" "Just Like Fred Astaire" "We're Going to Miss You"

Pleased to Meet You	"Getting Away with It (All Messed Up)"

Hey Ma	"Whiteboy" "Waterfall"

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