Fast Cars live at Deeply Vale 1979

Who Loves Jimmy Anderton?, a barb at the controversial Mancunian Chief of Police, is the best song the Buzzcocks never wrote, but it's The Kids Just Wanna Dance, a number the group debuted here and later recorded as a single, that best encapsulates their style. Fast and furious, wildly anthemic, and lashed with flashing and flaming lead guitar, the band slammed pop-punk into street punk with mighty abandon. With their tough sound, blazing delivery, and madly melodic music, the Fast Cars were cruising straight into the modern age, creating a sound more in keeping with modern hardcore than second-wave punk rock. So here they are, revved up and ready to go -- the Fast Cars in all their original glory.
~ Jo-Ann Greene, All Music Guide

Who loves Jimmy Anderton- live at Deeply Vale

HERE ARE SHORT MP3's TAKEN FROM THE CD.

1. Images of you

2. Tears are over

3. What can I do ?

4. Things you do

5. Teenage 'art

6. Why?

7. The kids just wanna dance

8. You're so funny

9. Who loves Jimmy Anderton

10. Tameside girls

11. I'm alright

12. Let's here it for Fast Cars !!

The Deeply Vale festivals DVD is now available which features footage of us and a modern day interview with Steve & Stuart Murray. Contact Ozit Records for your copy.

1975