Lazy Days: British Progressive Pop Sounds of 1975 - Lazy Days: The British Progressive Pop Sounds Of 1975 / Various vinyl record cover

Good Lovin' Gone Bad -

Bad Company

Imagine Me, Imagine You - Fox

Right or Wrong -Stealers Wheel

In for a Penny - Slade

Wild One - Thin Lizzy

My White Bicycle -Nazareth

Riding for a Fall -Moonrider

Everybody's a Star (Starmaker) - the Kinks

Precious Love - Stray

Jean Cocteau - Be Bop Deluxe

Both Ends Burning -Roxy Music

Blue Guitar - Justin

Hayward ; John Lodge

Good News - 10CC

Evil Woman - Electric Light Orchestra

Dan the Plan - Alan Hull

Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? - Ronnie Lane

I'll Regret It All in the Morning - Richard ; Linda Thompson Carol - Al Stewart

Ain't Gonna Stand for This No More (Single Version) - Ace

A Whole Pot of Jelly (For a Little Slice of Toast) - Pete Wingfield Private Number - Babe Ruth

Fox on the Run (Single Version) - Sweet

Won't Get Burned Again-David Essex

In the Future - Sparks

Nothing to Do with Us -Jet

You Go to My Head -Bryan Ferry

Frontera - Phil Manzanera

Share It - Hatfield and the North

Stuck in a Hole - Caravan

Go and Sit Upon the Grass - Ivor Cutler

Sad Sing - Tom Newman

Run Billy Run - the Shadows

Heard It All Before - Pilot

Highbury Incident (Rainy July Morning) -Stackridge

Titles - Barclay James Harvest

Someone to Love -Speedy Keen

Hit Records - Kursaal Flyers

Lonely Eyes - Method

Summer Song - Clive John

Blue Eyed Boy - Heavy Metal Kids

Delilah (Live) - the Sensational Alex Harvey Band

Raingame - Streetwalkers

Arms of Mary -Sutherland Brothers ; Quiver 23 There's a Cloud in My

Heart - the Brinsleys

Once Bitten, Twice Shy (Single Edit) - Ian Hunter

Play Don't Worry - Mick Ronson

By Tonight - Mott

Running Through the City - Brian Protheroe

Spirits in the Night Single Edit) - Manfred Mann's Earth Band

Minstrel in the Gallery (Single Edit) - Jethro Tull

Highfly - John Miles

Take It Away - Kestrel

Sad Eye - Pretty Things

Trust in Dick - the Winkies

Hard Times - Peter Skellern

L'hippie Nationale - the Neutrons

Mr. Raffles (Man It Was

Mean) - Steve Harley/ Cockney Rebel

La Maison de L'amour - Son-Of-A-Gun

Mad Dog (Single Mix) - John Entwistle's Ox

Kings of Speed - Hawkwind

Odd Man Out - Agnes Strange

Shoot Shoot - Ufo

Lazy Day - Oddsocks

Back in the Night - Dr. Feelgood

Birthday Special - Peter Hammill

Item UPC: 5013929195424

Date First Available: December 13, 2024

Label: GRAPEFRUIT

Lazy Days: British Progressive Pop Sounds of 1975

Lazy Days: The British Progressive Pop Sounds Of 1975 / Various

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ABOUT THE ALBUM

Latest instalment of Grapefruit's acclaimed year-by-year overview of the British rock and pop scenes of the 70s. A compendium of hit singles, intriguing misses, cult classics and key album tracks from 1975. While received wisdom among pop pundits is that 1975 was merely the calm before the following year's punk-instigated storm, there was plenty of vibrant, vital music being made in Britain and Ireland during that largely overlooked 12-month period. Roxy Music, 10cc and ELO were still firing on all cylinders, Thin Lizzy and post-Free act Bad Company were emerging as prime contenders for stardom, Hawkwind remained linchpins of the still-thriving free festival circuit, and cult live performers The Sensational Alex Harvey Band unexpectedly achieved Top Ten singles success after covering a melodramatic Tom Jones' ballad. The London-based pub rock scene housed the likes of Ace, Brinsley Schwartz, The Kursaal Flyers and the game-changing Dr. Feelgood, successful glam-era bands like Slade and Sweet were still producing the goods, while a handful of 60s stalwarts - Manfred Mann, The Pretty Things, The Kinks - were updating their sound to appeal to a new generation of record-buyers. All these and more are documented in 'Lazy Days', a four-hour, 3CD boxed set that, like every other release in the series, includes a 48-page booklet with photos, cuttings and the story behind each song.

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