We start with David Bowie, and Breaking Glass, from his eleventh studio album, the hugely influential Low (RCA 1977)
Next up. Los Angeles legends The Doors, and album track Yes, the River Knows, from their third LP Waiting For The Sun (Elektra 1968)
Honeybus were a baroque pop band from London, UK, founded in 1967, disbanded in 1973, famous for their classic single I Can't Let Maggie Go, which was used in a very successful 70s TV ad campaign for slimming bread Nimble. Here's the demo of their first single Delighted To See You (Deram 7" 1967), which I prefer to the released version
Trentemøller is a Danish electronic DJ & producer, and here with vocals from Lina Tullgren is the brilliant In The Garden, from his fifth studio LP Obverse (In My Room 2019)
We conclude with the official videos for Sex Pistols third and fourth singles Pretty Vacant (Virgin 7" 1977), and Holidays in the Sun (Virgin 7" 1977). "Cheap holidays in other people's misery". Until next week ...
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