This 1976 single saw The Rubettes leaning into a more straightforward pop-rock sound, a subtle shift from their earlier glam-pop anthems. It captured the band at a moment when they were navigating the changing musical landscape of the mid-70s.
- The single was released on the Small Wonder label in April 1976.
- The Rubettes' previous single, "Little Darling," had reached number 7 in the UK charts.
- The band members were John Richardson, Alan Williams, Mick Clarke, and Peter Arnesen.
The Rubettes were a UK pop group formed in 1974 who found fame with a string of hits in the mid-70s, known for their distinctive Baker-boy cap image and glam rock-influenced sound. By April 1976, the group were three albums into their career and seeking to consolidate their chart presence following the success of "Juke Box Jive" and "Sugar Baby Love".
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