The Stone Roses' debut single, released in 1987, features the jangly guitar pop that would become their trademark. It was an early indicator of the band's potential before their later massive success.
- "Sally Cinnamon" was released on Black Records, an independent label. The single was re-recorded and re-released multiple times in its early years. It failed to chart upon its initial release.
- The song has been cited as an early example of the "Madchester" sound. Ian Brown's vocals on the track contrast with his later, more spoken-word style. The guitar solo was performed by John Squire.
- This was the first single released by the band. It was later included on the compilation album "Turns Into Stone" in 1992. The initial pressing of the single was on the Black Record label.
The Stone Roses were a band from Manchester, England, best known for their influential 1989 self-titled debut album. The "Sally Cinnamon" single predates that album, representing the band's earliest commercial output.
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