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'God Gave Rock And Roll To You' by ARGENT
from In Deep 1973
The English rock band founded in 1969 by keyboard player Rod Argent, formerly of The Zombies. This was their 4th album, and the last to feature their long-time songwriter, Russ Ballard, who composed this rock classic
Steal My Sunshine by LEN
from 1999
Toronto's Marc Costano and Gregg Diamond also managed to get this into the O.S.T. of 'Go'. It was re-released in 2014
And we just played these...
China Brilliance Automotive by THE BLUE AEROPLANES
from 2010
Led by frontman Gerard Langley, the legendary Bristol psychedelic rockers have been making fine music like this since 1981. Always good value, this was a non-album single
Disintegrate by SUEDE
from Antidepressants 2025
Returning to more of their old swagger, this is the tenth album by Brett Anderson's London indies and follows 2022's 'Autofiction'
Won't Get Fooled Again by THE WHO
from Who's Next 1971
This was the 'Orrible 'Ooo's 5th album which was originally to have been a rock opera by Pete Townshend called 'Lifehouse'. This was also released as an edited single on 25 Jun 1971
Oh Well by FLEETWOOD MAC
from 1969
Peter Green's original band with the full length version of their two-sided single
Blue Hotel by CHRIS ISAAK
from Chris Isaak 1987
This was the second Top 20 hit from the 3rd album by the Roy Orbison soundee-likeee, Christopher Joseph Isaak
Primadonna Like Me by THE STRUTS
from Young & Dangerous 2018
Formed in 2009, the Derby glam-rockers are vocalist Luke Spiller, guitarist Adam Slack, bassist Jed Elliott, and drummer Gethin Davies
CPR by WET LEG
from Moisterizer 2025
Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers return with possibly the most highly-anticipated sophomore album ever. It follows their enormous success with their 2022 debut, 'Wet Leg'. Pity about the U.S. album title spelling, though. This song was written by Teasdale and their bass player, Ellis Durand
Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions by GRAHAM PARKER AND THE RUMOUR
from 1978
Released on 31 Mar 1978, this is a slice of classy chart-punk by the London rocker who, with some 12-13 year old chums, originally started in a band called 'Deepcut Three'
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