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'Witch's Promise' by JETHRO TULL
from 1970
The Blackpool Scot, Ian Anderson, has led this band since 1967. This was a single-only release, backed with 'The Teacher', and is often mis-labelled as 'Witches Promise'


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The One by FOO FIGHTERS
from Orange County (O.S.T.) 2002
The band was formed by ex-Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl in Seattle in 1995. From the soundtrack of the film 'Orange Country', this was only released as a single in Australia and New Zealand, but was available as an import in the UK & USA

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Walk In Circles by GRANT LEE PHILLIPS
from Widdershins 2018
Formerly the lead of the band Grant Lee Buffalo, this is the Nashville rocker's ninth album

You Dont Know What Love Is by THE WHITE STRIPES
from Icky Thump 2007
John Anthony Gillis and ex-wife Meg White lending a whole new meaning to the term 'brother and sister'

Ur Mum by WET LEG
from Wet Leg 2022
It's a lot less boring on the Isle Of Wight than you may think. Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers decided to start a band while they were at the top of a ferris wheel and named themselves after the epithet for non-Islanders who crossed the Solent and got a 'wet leg' when disembarking. This is an incredibly strong debut album

I Need Some Fine Wine And You, You Need To Be Nicer by THE CARDIGANS
from Super Extra Gravity 2005
Sweden's Nina Persson, Peter Svensson, Magnus Sveningsson, Lars-Olof Johansson and Bengt Lagerberg with their sixth album

Hello Heaven, Hello by YUNGBLUD
from 2025
Wow! This is a fitting follow-up to last year's masterpiece with Lil Yachty, 'When We Die...'

Country Pie by THE NICE
from 1970
Keith Emerson, Lee Jackson, Davy O'List and Brian Davison released this single on 6 Nov 1970. The composition is jointly credited to Bob Dylan and J.S. Bach

Working On It by CHRIS REA
from New Light Through Old Windows 1989
This was a new song on an album of re-workings of earlier hits by Middlesbrough's Christopher Anton Rea

Diamonds by THE BOXER REBELLION
from Promises 2013
From the fourth studio album by The Boxer Rebellion, formed in London around 2001 by Nathan Nicholson, Todd Howe, Adam Harrison & Piers Hewitt