This 1999 release captures the enduring appeal of Big Star, long after their initial recording career ended.Norton Records delivered a collection that resonated with fans and critics alike, solidifying the band's legendary status.
- Recorded in the 1990s, the material on "Nobody Can Dance" featured the surviving members of Big Star, alongside new collaborators. The album was released on March 16, 1999, by Norton Records, a label known for its dedication to cult and classic rock artists. "Nobody Can Dance" reached a respectable position on independent music charts, highlighting the band's dedicated following.
- This release came after the critically acclaimed reunion concerts featuring the surviving members of Big Star in the late 1990s. The album was seen as a bridge between the band's storied past and its continued relevance in the rock music scene.
- Norton Records, the label behind "Nobody Can Dance," has a history of reissuing and promoting overlooked gems in the rock and roll genre. The inclusion of Big Star on their roster speaks to the band's significant, albeit delayed, recognition.
Hailing from Memphis, Tennessee, Big Star was a power pop band whose influence far outstripped their commercial success. The band's initial run in the 1970s produced a mere two studio albums before their dissolution, but their reputation grew steadily in the decades that followed.
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