It appeared on The Jam's 1982 album, The Gift, and also as a double A-side single along with "Town Called Malice". It reached number one in the UK Singles Chart, although the song received much less airplay than "Town Called Malice". It was a departure for the band from their punk and mod roots, involving a funk-like sound that the band had not previously explored.
The song, featured on The Jam's 1982 album "The Gift," also appeared as a double A-side single with "Town Called Malice." It reached number one in the UK Singles Chart, but received less radio airplay than its counterpart. This track marked a shift for the band from their punk and mod roots, introducing a funk-influenced sound they hadn't previously utilized.