Slade - Thanks for the memories

Slade on UK TV 1975. The single reached no.7 in the charts.

This track can be found on the Slade box and the newly remastered and reissued album Nobody's fools

For more information see http://www.unionsquaremusic.co.uk/sla... and http://www.sladeshop.com/

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[shane4896]

Is there any singers with a cooler face?

[orange8129]

Slade is the rare band who seem to enjoy the music as much as their fans. Everyone having a good time.

[scouseology1]

i want a coat like noddys

[weirdbeing]

A truelly gifted musician Jimmy Lea..gret bass player and keyboard player..Slade were lucky to have him..If you listen to bass lines they are so beautifully constructed to compliment the rest of the band..It was a gift to Holder Lea was classically trained for sure..Lea's bass playing owes so much to his classical violin playing..He added so much..very underrated. Always the very serious musician in the band...Thanks for posting..a real treat!

[peedeesf]

@scubarojo There's a Slade show at Winterland in '75 on Wolfgang's Vault where they play this song and a bunch of others.

[hafstrat]

Awesome. Brings them back. The memories. :-)

[Ralphsintown]

Jim Lea looks like a dude from "A clockwork Orange",great bass player and multi instrumentalist.One of my favourite Slade songs.Great!

[hardylane]

@britshop Nonsense - Dave is still alive!

[scubarojo]

Saw SLADE first on maybe Don Kirtchners Rock Concert shows, Maybe 73, or 74 and said holy crap, who the f*ck are these guys.  Then got to see them at Winter Land in SF soon after. Noddy's cover of Janis Joplin's Move Over was really something. Anybody got a vid of that tune? What a great band.