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- Harmony In My Head
- You Belong To Me
- Time Goes By So Slow
- Take Me I’m Yours
- Trouble With Love
- Rich Kids
- Teenarama
- Born A Woman
- Suffice To Say
- First Time
- He's Frank (Slight Return)
- Sarah Smiles
- You Know What I’m Thinking Girl
- Does Stephanie Know
- Howard Hughes
- She’s Gonna Break Your Heart
- Teenage Crush
- Strike Talks
- Couldn’t Believe A Word
- This Is The Way … Ok
- (You’re Gonna) Lose That Girl
- Can’t See
- Turn The Lights Out
- crazy Today
- (I Wish It Could Be) 1965 Again
- Do Anything You Wanna Do
- I’ve Got A Heart
- The Real Me
- Irene
- I’m Sorry
- West One (Shine On Me)
- Billy
- Broken Doll
- I Never Was A Beach Boy
- Biff! Bang! Pow!
- Let’s Talk About The Weather
- Jilly
- Everyday, Everyway
- How About Me And You
- Ufo
- 9 O’clock
- Shattered By It All
- Hey Baby
- Some Boys
- Don’t Want You Back
- Ruby Toot
- While I’m Still Young
- Wasting Time
- Curtains For You
- Down At The Zoo
- 24 Hours
- Look At The Outside
- Plain Jane
- Crazy Weekend
- straight Lines
- Common Truth
- You’re So Funny
- She’s So Good Looking
- Angry With Myself
- My Business
- Now That It’s Over
- Science Fiction (Baby You're So)
- Lady Of The Afternoon
- No Money
- Name Dropping
- Out Of Place
- Magic Roundabout
- Something To Tell You
- (I Can’t) Put My Finger On You
- Mr. Sad
- Sons Of Survival
- Happy Song
- Wait A Minute
- High Rise
- Drummer Man
- Hearts In Her Eyes
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HARMONY IN MY HEAD ~ UK POWER POP & NEW WAVE 1977-81: 3CD BOXSET
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the boom in Power Pop and New Wave which followed the Punk explosion in 1977 is comprehensively captured here over 3 cds.
The British scene’s reiteration of the appeal of a more traditional pop approach saw several attempts to provide an alternative to the unsatisfactory ‘New Wave’ epithet. But none of these terms caught on, and instead the genre became known as Power Pop. ‘harmony in my head’ includes many of the scene’s biggest hitters including Elvis Costello, Squeeze, Buzzcocks, Eddie & The Hot Rods, Nick Lowe, The Jags and Wreckless Eric. They are joined by other less successful but nevertheless key players (The Records, The Freshies, The Flys etc) as well as a host of rare 45 tracks, which have never been on CD before. The deluxe package includes a weighty booklet with a 12,000-word sleeve-note incorporating band-by-band biographies by compiler David Wells.