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Even Money / Steppin' Outa Line
| Label | Munster Records – MR 7313 |
| Format | Vinyl, 7", Single, Club Edition, Clear |
| Barcode | 8435008873134 |
| Country | Spain |
| Released | 2019 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Style | Pub Rock, Punk, Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues |
The Rockets were natives of Londons Ladbroke Grove, and precursors of UK punk rock heroes Warsaw Pakt. They played high-energy rhythm & blues with hard-boiled street-smart lyrics delivered quick and cool against super-charged Chuck Berry guitar licks."The Rockets started in 1975, heavily influenced by Dr Feelgood, who had a residency at the Kensington pub around the corner," relates guitarist Andy Colquhoun. "It was Brit R&B. We played half a dozen Bo Diddley numbers, includingCops And Robbers, and 60s tunes such as I Fought The Law, Dont Gimme No Lip - which, pre-Pistols, was a Dave Berry B-side Bo knockoff - and we played numbers I wrote that eventually got recorded by Warsaw Pakt."
| A | Even Money | |
| B | Steppin' Outa Line |
Bass – Oz Osborne
Drums – Dave Rochelle
Guitar, Vocals – Andy Colquhoun
Lead Vocals – Jimmy Coull
Liner Notes – Mike Stax
Lyrics By – Day
Management – Frank Day
Music By – Colquhoun
Photography By – George Bush
Drums – Dave Rochelle
Guitar, Vocals – Andy Colquhoun
Lead Vocals – Jimmy Coull
Liner Notes – Mike Stax
Lyrics By – Day
Management – Frank Day
Music By – Colquhoun
Photography By – George Bush
Contains insert.
Both tracks previously unreleased, recorded in 1976.
Licensed from [a2768530] and [a739763].
Both tracks previously unreleased, recorded in 1976.
Licensed from [a2768530] and [a739763].
Barcode – 8435008873134
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, etched) – 185652H1/A
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, etched) – 185652H2/A
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, etched) – 185652H1/A
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, etched) – 185652H2/A