First Love
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| + | '''First Love''' may refer to: | ||
| - | "'''The First Cut Is the Deepest'''" is a 1967 [[song]] written and sung by [[Cat Stevens]], which originally appeared on his album ''[[New Masters]]'' in 1967. It has been widely covered and has become a hit single for four different artists: [[P.P. Arnold]] (1967), [[Keith Hampshire]] (1973), [[Rod Stewart]] (1977) and [[Sheryl Crow]] (2003). | + | In '''literature''': |
| + | * [[First Love (novella)|''First Love'' (novella)]], an 1860 novella by Ivan Turgenev | ||
| + | * [[First Love (short story)|''First Love'' (short story)]], a 1973 short story by Samuel Beckett | ||
| + | * "First Love", a short story by Vladimir Nabokov appearing in ''[[Nabokov's Congeries]]'' and as "Colette" in [[Speak, Memory]] | ||
| + | * ''First Love'', a comic book published by [[Harvey Comics]] | ||
| + | * ''[[First Love: A Gothic Tale]]'', a novella by Joyce Carol Oates | ||
| + | * "First Love", a poem by John Clare | ||
| - | ==Cat Stevens original version== | + | In '''music''': |
| - | The song concerns someone apprehensive about entering a new romantic relationship because they are still suffering from being hurt by their [[first love]]. | + | * [[First Love (Emmy the Great album)|''First Love'' (Emmy the Great album)]] |
| + | * [[First Love (Hikaru Utada album)|''First Love'' (Hikaru Utada album)]] | ||
| + | * [[First Love (Karina Pasian album)|''First Love'' (Karina Pasian album)]] | ||
| + | * [[First Love (Hikaru Utada song)|"First Love" (Hikaru Utada song)]] | ||
| + | * [[First Love (The Maccabees song)|"First Love" (The Maccabees song)]] | ||
| + | * "First Love", a song by Billie Piper on her album ''[[The Best of Billie]]'' | ||
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| + | In '''television''': | ||
| + | * [[First Love (1954 TV series)|''First Love'' (1954 TV series)]], an American soap opera | ||
| + | * [[First Love (1996 TV series)|''First Love'' (1996 TV series)]], a South Korean television drama | ||
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| + | In '''film''': | ||
| + | * [[First Love (1939 film)|''First Love'' (1939 film)]], a 1939 film starring Deanna Durbin | ||
| + | * [[First Love (1970 film)|''First Love'' (1970 film)]], a 1970 Maximilian Schell film | ||
| + | * [[First Love (1974 film)|''First Love'' (1974 film)]], a 1974 [[Krzysztof Kieslowski]] film | ||
| + | * [[First Love (1977 film)|''First Love'' (1977 film)]], a 1977 Susan Dey and William Katt film | ||
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First Love may refer to:
In literature:
- First Love (novella), an 1860 novella by Ivan Turgenev
- First Love (short story), a 1973 short story by Samuel Beckett
- "First Love", a short story by Vladimir Nabokov appearing in Nabokov's Congeries and as "Colette" in Speak, Memory
- First Love, a comic book published by Harvey Comics
- First Love: A Gothic Tale, a novella by Joyce Carol Oates
- "First Love", a poem by John Clare
In music:
- First Love (Emmy the Great album)
- First Love (Hikaru Utada album)
- First Love (Karina Pasian album)
- "First Love" (Hikaru Utada song)
- "First Love" (The Maccabees song)
- "First Love", a song by Billie Piper on her album The Best of Billie
In television:
- First Love (1954 TV series), an American soap opera
- First Love (1996 TV series), a South Korean television drama
In film:
- First Love (1939 film), a 1939 film starring Deanna Durbin
- First Love (1970 film), a 1970 Maximilian Schell film
- First Love (1974 film), a 1974 Krzysztof Kieslowski film
- First Love (1977 film), a 1977 Susan Dey and William Katt film
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