The band's second single from that album, "Dollars & Sex", did much better. The tear-jerker of a song about dying called "I'll Be There" reached #8, and it strangely proved to be the epitaph for the band's chart career.
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
"Call It Poison" by The Escape Club
The London pop rock band, The Escape Club, stormed onto the scene with their smash #1 hit, "Wild Wild West" in 1988. The band attempted to repeat this success with a strong follow-up single in 1991, "Call It Poison". In my opinion, the tune had the goods, but for some reason it stalled out at #44. Astute listeners may be able to pick out the sample of Deep Purple's "Strange Kind Of Woman" in this song.
The band's second single from that album, "Dollars & Sex", did much better. The tear-jerker of a song about dying called "I'll Be There" reached #8, and it strangely proved to be the epitaph for the band's chart career.
The band's second single from that album, "Dollars & Sex", did much better. The tear-jerker of a song about dying called "I'll Be There" reached #8, and it strangely proved to be the epitaph for the band's chart career.
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