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Anyone else remember the days of old school pub juke boxes and B-side favourites. Often a lot less commercial than the A-side hits and a lot better. Great for annoying the trendies too.
For instance
similarly
Showing my age now
Any more?
Queen - I go crazy
B-side to Radio Ga Ga
Van Halen - House of Pain
B-side to "Jump"
Got some disapproving looks from the codgers at the bar for this one...:-)
I'm probably going to provoke ire by sharing an instrumental, but as B-sides go I thought this was ace...
We are so fragile the b-side to Our friend electric is one of my all time favourite songs
Likewise, the b-side to This Charming Man
b side to Cath by The Bluebells.
All I Ever said/ Fall From Grace
Ian Dury's b side to Rythm Stick was There Ain't Half Been Some Clever Bastards, which my mum disapproved of. 😀
The Magic Roundabout was way more entertaining than Funky Moped on the A side...well I was only six at the time.
Park
B-side=She's always in my hair
Beatles. Old Brown Shoe. B side of The Ballad of John and Yoko.
Slade. The Gospel according to Rasputin. B side of Get Down and Get With It.
Monkeys. Tapioca Tundra. B side of Valleri.
B side to We Are the Pigs
Suede did great B sides!
See also My Dark Star, Europe is My Playground.......
Cheers drive +1
And
^^ obviously a bit of crossover in our record collections!