John Bromley - Sing
- Only Foolish People
- Melody Fayre
- So Many Things
- If You Are There with Me
- Sugar Love
- Old Time Mover
- What Do You Think of Me
- What a Woman Does
- Weather Man
- I'm Gonna Love You Till I Die
- Natural Born Loser
- And the Feeling Goes
- My Oh My
- Hold Me Woman
- Wonderland Avenue USA
- Kick a Tin Can
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- 1168
- Tracks
- 16
- Colour
- Black
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
John Bromley's sole album, 1969's ""Sing"", remains a cherished chapter in the British popsike narrative, five decades on. This first ever vinyl reissue revisits it's legacy and features four additional tracks, all meticulously remastered by Prof. Stoned. Backed by the talents of Les Fleur de Lys, Bromley's unique blend of freakbeat and sunshine pop melodies come alive, encapsulated by the restored original artwork. Whether a long-time fan or a newcomer, ""Sing"" invites you to journey into the heart of a time when music was as experimental as it was expressive.
- Only Foolish People
- Melody Fayre
- So Many Things
- If You Are There with Me
- Sugar Love
- Old Time Mover
- What Do You Think of Me
- What a Woman Does
- Weather Man
- I'm Gonna Love You Till I Die
- Natural Born Loser
- And the Feeling Goes
- My Oh My
- Hold Me Woman
- Wonderland Avenue USA
- Kick a Tin Can
- For Once in My Life (Demo)
- Just a Little Bit of Love (Demo)
- All the People in the World (Demo)
- Darby ; McKenney (Demo)
- Comic Conversation (Demo)
- Isn't This a Lovely Day? (Demo)
- This World's An Apple (Demo)
- Leave a Man Alone (Demo)
- I Love Them All (Demo)
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 25
John Bromley's sole album, 1969's ""Sing"", remains a cherished chapter in the British popsike narrative, five decades on. This first ever vinyl reissue revisits it's legacy and features four additional tracks, all meticulously remastered by Prof. Stoned. Backed by the talents of Les Fleur de Lys, Bromley's unique blend of freakbeat and sunshine pop melodies come alive, encapsulated by the restored original artwork. Whether a long-time fan or a newcomer, ""Sing"" invites you to journey into the heart of a time when music was as experimental as it was expressive.
