a major hit peaking in the Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart in Billboard at #113. Phoebe Snow recorded "Every Night" for her 1978 album Against the Grain, an album Snow would recall as a "disaster [that] tried to be a rock album but had too many opinions. Everybody who played, sang or cleaned up the studio produced that album", adding that "putting 'Every Night' was the one idea of mine that filtered through." Released as the album's lead single in November 1978, "Every Night" failed to become a major U.S. hit despite garnering sufficient attention to rank on the Singles Chart 101-150 in Record World for twelve weeks rising as high as #129 "Every Night" would become Snow's only charting single in the UK with a #37 peak and also her only major hit in Australia reaching #22 on the AR1A singles chart. In New Zealand "Every Night" would chart as high as #6 matching Snow's previous NZ chart best: her 1977 single "Shakey Ground". "Every Night" has also been recorded covered by Odetta (on her 1970 album Odetta Sings), Claudine Longet (on her 1972 album Let's Spend the Night Together), Richie Havens (on his 1980 album Connections), The 5th Dimension on their 1971 album Love's Lines, Angles and Rhymes and Carry The Zero (on the 2009 McCartney tribute album Looking for Change). In 2014 Jamie Cullum covered the song on The Art of McCartney covers album., The Drifters (on the 1972 atlantic/bell compilation 24 original hits from 1975 and LP THE DRIFTERS NOW) References Sources 1970 songs Paul McCartney songs Songs written by Paul McCartney Song recordings produced by Paul McCartney Billy Joe Royal songs Phoebe Snow songs Columbia Records singles Music published by MPL Music Publishing