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Jo Boxers - Like Gangbusters (CD) (UK Import)

Jo Boxers - Like Gangbusters (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Jo Boxers

Music Genre: R & B, Pop rock, Soul

Label
Hot Shot Records
Cat No
HSR 001
Released
2012
Pressing
UK
Styles
Rhythm & Blues, Pop Rock, Soul

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ArtistJo Boxers
FormatCD
LabelHot Shot Records
Catalogue no.HSR 001
GenreR & B, Pop rock, and Soul
Released30 January 2012
Barcode5013929240131

JoBoxers — Like Gangbusters
Format: CD • Label: Hot Shot Records (7) (HSR 001) • Released: 2012 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Rhythm & Blues, Pop Rock, Soul

Tracklist:
1. Boxerbeat
2. Crosstown Walk Up
3. Fully Booked
4. Not My Night
5. Just Got Lucky
6. She's Got Sex
7. Curious George
8. Hide Nor Hair
9. Crime Of Passion
10. Johnny Friendly
11. Jealous Love (12" Version)
12. Boxerbeat (Single Version)
13. Just Got Lucky (Single Version)
14. Johnny Friendly (Single Version)
15. Let's Talk About Love
16. Forget Me Love
17. Why Don't You Do Right (Get Me Some Money Too)
18. She's Got Sex (12" Remix)
19. Just Got Lucky (12" Remix)
20. Johnny Friendly (12" Remix)

Imported from the UK.

Watch & listen

  • Jo Boxers - jealous love

  • JoBoxers - Jealous Love - Intro by Diana Dors

  • Joboxers - Johnny Friendly. Top Of The Pops 1983

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About the artist

JoBoxers is a London-based band fronted by American expat Dig Wayne, with Rob Marche (guitar), Dave Collard (keyboards), Chris Bostock (bass), and Sean McLusky (drums). Marche, Collard, Bostock and McLusky played several times with Dig Wayne in Soho clubs as Subway Sect before disbanding in 1982.

The band members kept in touch with Wayne and formed a quintet, taking on the name JoBoxers and moving to Ronnie Scott’s. In early 1983, JoBoxers hit the charts with their debut single, , which reached #3 on the British charts in April. The Northern soul-infused follow-up also reached #3 with debut album reacking the UK Top 20, but later releases failed to match this early promise, and the band broke up after three years.

Source: Discogs

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