Category: Singles
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The Rezillos’ single “I Can’t Stand My Baby,” re-released by Sensible FAB 1, showcases the band’s energetic punk-pop style, highlighted by Fay Fife’s distinctive vocals. The record, accompanied by the B-side “I Wanna Be Your Man,” resonates with fans and…
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The E-Types, a teenage beat group from Salinas, released the double A-side single “She Moves Me” and “The Love Of The Loved” in 1966, produced by Ed Cobb. Despite regional success and television exposure, “She Moves Me” did not achieve…
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The Spencer Davis Group’s latest single, “Gimme Some Lovin’,” released on 28 October 1966, marks a return to their authentic sound, showcasing Stevie Winwood’s vocal and organ skills. The excitement and happiness within the band contrast with previous tension, elevating…
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“War Stories,” a single by The Starjets, was released on 3rd August 1979 under Epic Records. Produced by David Batchelor, it features an energetic and catchy melody reminiscent of classic soldier comics. Critics praise its infectious beat and vibrant sound,…
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State Of Mind, a popular local band from New Castle, Delaware, was signed by James Chavis in 1966. They released two prized singles, including their second record, “Goin’ Away” / “Make You Cry,” in 1967. Known for their energetic performances…
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Ice Man, a single by the band Ice, was released on 1 March 1968 under Decca. Formed at Sussex University, the band, inspired by Procol Harum, produced two rare singles. Despite favourable expectations, “Ice Man” received little recognition. Later, they…
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The Jam’s single “When You’re Young,” released on 17 August 1979, showcases their signature sound and skillful songwriting. While the track offers a familiar brilliance, critics note its safe approach compared to earlier efforts. Nevertheless, Paul Weller’s mastery shines through,…
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The single “I’m Alive” by 999 features energetic tracks marked by tight arrangements and Nick Cash’s distinctive vocals. Although it has strong commercial appeal and reflects the evolution of punk into its second wave, critics note a lack of memorability…
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The single “She’s A Windup,” released by United Artists in 1977 and produced by Nick Lowe, features a fast-paced critique of a flirtatious woman. While the A-side showcases strong R&B vibes, the B-side “Hi-Rise” is an average instrumental. Overall, it’s…
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The Jags released “Woman’s World” on November 1, 1980, producing a rock single that some critics describe as reminiscent of Elvis Costello. While it has the potential for chart success, its lyrics on feminism have sparked debate. Overall, opinions vary…
