@rafhenlow
Heard this years ago, absolutely brilliant!! Always found that most people have never heard this or of CCS?
@randybackgammon890
Thought I was the only one who remembered and loved this one.Looking at the comments,how wrong I was
@ccatkinson96
The first '45' I ever bought. I was 11 years old, but it has helped shape my musical taste for Blues and RnB to this day.
@canis65536
Had this on K-Tel, 20 Power Hits
@Housephonestimes4
Touch of Glam Rock!
@kevinwhite616
Played to death on Radio One in the Summer of 1973. I was thirteen and loved it. Not a big hit unfortunately, but a perfect song for our times as well as the 1970s.
@raymondpinfold9870
A great old song!.
@StevenKershaw
1973 a great year for music I was 19yrs old and I love this song
@DrewPDrawzz
Fatass brass and a totally audacious sound. Brilliant!
@MrGatto56
Can't tell you how often I say" take it while it's there don't grieve when it's gone." One day somebody is gonna reply "the band played Boogie and the people danced on." It hasn't happened yet but I think it might one perfect day.
@oldiesbutgoodies45
Juke box, cool, I love it : )
@sandieharrison7499
First time I’ve heard this song love it ❤️👍
@ste123456754
always loved ccs records great great band
@nelaflorentino5249
One of the first records I boght myself. Great
@Turkishcap
Brilliant from 73.
@amberhumphreys807
Always loved their lyrics !
@revived45s
Hmm - I don't get that reference! But I can tell you that Alexis Korner (the vocalist) was a SOLID British Blues artist!
@sijag68
Mad tune and very prophetic, love it though. :)
@Pitfossil
In those days there were giants.
@SchickisMadNuggets