The GDR record company Amiga released so-called 'Amiga Quartett' EP's, featuring several tracks from a certain act. In this case...

The Bangles basically split up in 1989. When the record company CBS released 'Greatest hits' in 1990, they did so to fulfil the band...

'I'll set you free' was released as the fourth and final single from the Bangles' 1988 album 'Everything'. The track...

After the huge success of the single ' Eternal flame ', the Bangles had to come up with another single to reach the higher regions o...

Written by Susanna Hoffs with Tom Kelly and Billy Steinberg, 'Eternal flame' was inspired by two eternal flames: one for Elvis Presl...

'Hazy shade of winter' was written by Paul Simon and recorded by Simon & Garfunkel in 1966 for their 1968 album, 'Bookends...

It didn't happen very often - even in the UK - that a single was released in two different limited editions, but in the case of the Bang...

'Following' was the fifth and last single to be taken from the Bangles' very successful album 'Different light'. In the ...

Following up the massive hit 'Walk like an Egyptian' was quite a chore for the Bangles, as they didn't have a lot of these unusu...

I wrote about ' If she knew what she wants ' once before, but that was a UK pressing, and a limited edition double single to boot. T...

I was a bit surprised to find this 7" single, as it is different from the 'normal' release of 'Walk like an Egyptian', ...

With 'Manic Monday' the Bangles finally had a worldwide hit single on their hands. The song was written by Prince in 1984 and origin...

'Hero takes a fall' is a single from the Bangles' debut album 'All over the place'. The song was written by Susanna Hoff...

This limited edition double single features not one, but two hit singles. Although 'hit' singles may be overstating things a bit. ...

Kimberley Rew wrote 'Going down to Liverpool' for her band Katrina and the Waves. The Bangles recorded a cover version on their 1984...

The Bangles had to come up with some new hit to follow up charttoppers like 'Walk like an Egyptian' and 'Hazy shade of winter...