Slade – My Oh My (live, Gifhorn, 01.06.2024)
Oldies Songs A communal farewell sung with open hearts and voices raised against the passing of time When Slade released “My Oh My” in late 1983, the song climbed to number two…
ELA ,Don Powell,Slade – Cum On Feel The Noize & Goodbye To Jane
A thunderous reunion of generations where glam rock memory meets living electricity When ELA joined forces with Don Powell of Slade to perform “Cum On Feel The Noize” and “Goodbye…
Slade – We’re Really Gonna Raise the Roof
A thunderous vow of unity and defiance, where celebration becomes a working class roar When Slade released “We’re Really Gonna Raise the Roof” in 1974, the song immediately stormed to…
Slade – Mad Dog Cole
A rough edged portrait of chaos and consequence told through the swaggering pulse of late sixties rock In 1969, before glam rock, before the mirrored boots and stadium shouts, Slade…
Slade – Ready to Explode
A high intensity ode to speed, risk, and the rush of living dangerously When Slade released The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome in 1983, it marked a defining point in their career.…
Slade – Scratch My Back
A Playful Collision of Glam Swagger and Rock Defiance On their 1976 album Nobody’s Fools, Slade experimented with new textures and transatlantic influences, aiming to expand beyond their British glam-rock…
Slade – In the Doghouse
A gritty grin at trouble, defiance, and the messy thrill of being unapologetically alive When Slade released The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome in 1983, the band was deep into a new…
Slade – Fly Me High
The Exuberant Launch of a Band on the Verge of Glory In 1969, Slade released their debut album Beginnings, a record that introduced the world to a young British quartet…
Slade – Night Starvation
A darkly charged burst of restless energy that captures Slade’s hunger to rise again in a shifting rock landscape When Slade released “Night Starvation” in 1981 on their comeback album…
Slade – Knuckle Sandwich Nancy
A Riotous Burst of Rebellion Wrapped in Slade’s Sharp Witted Rock And Roll Fire When Slade released Till Deaf Do Us Part in 1981, the album marked their determined stride…