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Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel (July 23, 1976) "Here Comes the Sun" Single – EMI (UK)
A bold cover of the George Harrison classic, “Here Comes the Sun” became Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel’s last major UK Top 40 hit (excluding reissues of “Make Me Smile”). THE RELEASE WHAT THE LABEL SHOWS Label: EMI Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK Catalogue: EMI 11186 Release Date: July 23, 1976 TRACK LIST A-Side Here Comes the Sun (Harrison) – 2:57 B-Side Lay Me Down (Harley) – 3:58 Red and beige EMI labels. A-side “HERE COMES THE SUN” (Harrison). Demo copies marked “DEMO

Cockney Rebel
Jul 23, 1976


Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel (July 5, 1976) "Here Comes the Sun" Single – EMI AUS
THE RELEASE Label: EMI Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: Australia Catalogue: EMI 11186 Release Date: July 5, 1976 TRACK LIST A-Side Here Comes the Sun (Harrison) – 2:57 B-Side All Men Are Hungry (Harley) – 4:48 WHAT THE LABEL SHOWS Red and beige EMI labels. A-side “HERE COMES THE SUN” (Harrison). B-side “ALL MEN ARE HUNGRY” (Harley). Produced by Steve Harley. CONTEXT AND NOTES Australian release with different B-side to the UK edition. PERSONNEL Songwriters • George Harris

Cockney Rebel
Jul 5, 1976


Mott the Hoople (September 5, 1973) – "All the Way from Memphis" b/w "Ballad of Mott the Hoople (March 16, 1972 Zurich)" Single: United States
Released in the autumn of 1973, All the Way from Memphis arrived at a crucial turning point for Mott the Hoople. The band had narrowly avoided collapse the previous year, revived only through David Bowie’s intervention and the success of All the Young Dudes. By 1973, Mott were forging their own identity, and this single became a defining statement of their resilience and swagger. The A‑side was recorded at AIR Studios in London, built around Ian Hunter’s piano, Mick Ralphs’ g

glamslam72
Sep 5, 1973
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