Wasting My Time
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{{Infobox Single |
name = Wasting My Time | image = [[Image:WMTsingle1988.jpg | caption = | album = [[Outrider | published = Succubus Music | registration = ASCAP 530325809 | released = 7 May 1988 | recorded = February 1987 at the Sol Studio, Cookham, Berkshire. |
genre = [[Hard rock, blues-rock | language = English | length = 4 minutes 28 seconds | composer = [[Jimmy Page and John Miles | label = Geffen Records (UK and US), Warner Music (Japan) | producer = Jimmy Page | engineer = Leif Mases
}} 'Wasting My Time' was the first single released, from [[Jimmy Page's 1988 album [[Outrider. It was recorded in February 1987, at the Sol Studio, Cookham, Berkshire, and released on 7 May 1988 by [[Geffen Records in the [[United States of America|United States and in the [[United Kingdom. The [[song is underpinned by workmanlike heavy drumming from [[Jason Bonham, and sweeping minor-chord [[riffing by [[Jimmy Page.[1] John Miles' vocals add a gruff bluesy tone.[2] 'Wasting My Time' lyrics are about a relationship that went no-where and it's time for the parties to move on. The band appeared on the music video for the single, and was one of the most requested [[MTV songs of 1989. It is still regularly screened to this day on [[VH1 Classic's metal show. Chart positionsSingle
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