This 1987 single from The Blow Monkeys presents a stark, socially critical synth-pop sound. It stands as a notable release from a band known for challenging the status quo.
- "She Was Only a Grocer's Daughter" was released on January 5, 1987, by RCA Camden. The single features a synth-pop and new wave sound characteristic of the era. It was released during a period of commercial success for the band.
- The album version of "She Was Only a Grocer's Daughter" was included on the 1987 compilation album "The Blow Monkeys". The compilation featured a selection of their singles and album tracks. The song itself is known for its distinctive electronic arrangement and Dr. Robert's impassioned vocals.
- The single "She Was Only a Grocer's Daughter" did not chart on the UK Singles Chart. However, it remains a strong example of The Blow Monkeys' output during the late 1980s. The song's lyrics offer a critical perspective on social class and opportunity.
The Blow Monkeys were a British new wave and synth-pop band formed in 1981. They were best known for their socially conscious lyrics and frontman Dr. Robert. In 1987, The Blow Monkeys released "She Was Only a Grocer's Daughter" during their most commercially successful period.
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