Bronski Beat had already had two hits in 1984 when they released 'It ain't necessarily so', a cover of the George and Ira Gers...

The single 'Smalltown boy' was an instant hit upon its release in 1984. Part of this was due to the track, with a driving beat and h...

When the record company released a compilation album of Jimmy Somerville's work with Bronski Beat and the Communards in 1991, they also ...

'Why?' was the second single taken from Bronski Beat's debut album 'The age of consent'. I already own the 7" singl...

Entitled 'I feel love', this is actually a medley of three songs: 'Love to love you' and 'I feel love', originally b...

'It ain't necessarily so' was written by George and Ira Gershwin (pictured here on the sleeve) in 1935 for the opera Porgy and B...

British music magazine New Musical Express, or NME in short, started giving away free EP's with the magazine in 1985. The first EP featu...

Bronski Beat released 'Why?' as the follow-up single to ' Smalltown boy '. The song was recorded at RPM Studios, New York Ci...

'Smalltown boy' was the debut single of Bronski Beat. The song is about a gay boy who faces homophobia, loneliness and family misund...