A colourful 1976 Wizzard single whose lack of BBC airplay led to the cancellation of an entire album.

Reissued on February 27, 1976, “See My Baby Jive” returned as a three‑track single backed with “Angel Fingers” and “Ball Park Incident,” released to promote the 2‑LP retrospective The Roy Wood Story.

A bright, melodic burst of Roy Wood’s technicolour glam‑pop, Rock ’N’ Roll Winter arrived as Wizzard’s first single for Warner Bros., marking a new chapter for the band after their Harvest era. Released in the spring of 1974, the track carried Wood’s trademark humour, orchestral flair, and a warm dedication to Lynsey de Paul. Issued in the UK on 19 April 1974, the single became one of Wizzard’s strongest chart performers of the decade. 🔘 The Story Following a period of inact

A wizard at his cauldron, a single on the boil, and a band poised to charm the charts — Wizzard’s 1973 campaign was glam‑rock alchemy at its finest.