A Wooden Horse by BRITISH SEA POWER
from The Decline Of 2002
The indie-rockers comprised three members from Kendal in Cumbria, one from Bury. They moved to Brighton in search of 'a more active music scene'
Forgotten Man by TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS
from Hypnotic Eye 2014
Returning with what was to be the band's thirteen and final album, Petty described it as a 'straight hard-rockin' record'. An all-round good guy, he died of a heart attack on 2 Oct 2017
And we just played these...
This Is Music by THE VERVE
from A Northern Soul 1995
This was the debut album by Richard Ashcroft's Wigan indies
Papillon by EDITORS
from In This Light And On This Evening 2009
Tom Smith's band started in Birmingham in 2002 and were earlier known as Pilot, The Pride and Snowfield. This was their third studio album
America by YES
from 1972
Released as a single almost everywhere except the UK, this Paul Simon cover also appeared on the 1972 sampler album 'The New Age of Atlantic'. A longer version was later included on the 'Yesterdays' compilation album in 1975
Doctor Rock by APPLE
from 1968
The Welsh beatsters released this on 13 Dec 1968
Abracadabra by THE STEVE MILLER BAND
from 1982
Originally on the band's 12th album (same title), this is said to have been inspired by Diana Ross, who Miller met while they were performing together in the 1960s. This single version was released on 4 Jun 1982
All Screwed Up by AC/DC
from Stiff Upper Lip 2000
Short-trousered Aussies in 'long-term career' shock!
Hard by FUEL
from Anomaly 2021
This album sees the reunion of founder member, songwriter and guitarist, Carl Bell, and original Fuel drummer, Kevin Miller. New members of the long-established band (originally Fuel 238) are vocalist John Corsale, guitarist Mark Klotz and bassist Tommy Nat
Out Of Order by BLACK SPIDERS
from Cvrses 2025
Doncaster's Pete Spiby (ex-Groop Dogdrill) leads the Sheffield 'gumbo noise' merchants, who return with another supremely catchy instant rock hit. The album is due Feb 2025
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