anyone know where i can find this track

It's on the CD album of the same name which is available for around £5.

thanks spinner just found it on ebay

I got my copy on a Sounds of the Seventies 4 CD compilation from Castle Communications in Our Price years ago.

As somebody who saw the SAHBs supporting Slade at Wembley in 72/3(?), and became a BIG fan, I can only suggest that you try and source some of the albums...they're brilliant!!!

Why do the good ones have to go and wreck themselves (die)?

(I'm a BIG Lizzy fan too, and Eddie Cochran)

I don't dare mention any living stars....they'll probably drop dead!

Boston Tea Party was on TOTP2 yesterday.

Does anyone else think Alex & Bon Scott sounded similar?

please please please say your a big fan of chico only joking wouldn't wish that on anyone.
heard the track on youtube yesterday,looked it up after a meeting for a party and they asked for it.for me the jury is stil out but will play it on the night

Good track if the audience is drunk enough.
Not so much a dance track - more of a drunken sing-along track. It is, after all, a song just about everybody knows, even if not by this particular artist.

Oddly enough, Friday morning I had Dave Clark Five - "Catch us if you can" stuck in my head I found out later in the day their singer had died.

I have since been thinking of the cheeky girls, crazy frog & cascada

Strangely enough, after reviewing this today, yet another 'fave' came to mind.....Dan McAfferty (Nazareth)!!!!

And then of course, I'm a giant Hendrix fan as well!!!!

Jeez, where's the razor...I might as well join 'em!

Especially when people (see above) start mentioning Chico, Crazy Frog etc!!!!

didnt he die in an accident in feurtaventura

i know his son russell and widow had a bar there called the blue moon

didnt know it was his son when there i was told after i got back by someone who knew him

but my personal lost hero has to be the legendry Marc Bolan

and i suppose someone should mention that guy elvis