She Was Only A Grocer's Daughter - The Blow Monkeys - LP - Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 21days)

Released in 1987, 'She Was Only A Grocer’s Daughter' finds The Blow Monkeys at their creative and cultural zenith. This album doesn’t just chronicle a moment in British pop; it critiques it, with Dr. Robert and company weaving sharp social commentary into irresistibly catchy melodies. The album’s title, a sly nod to then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, sets the tone for a record that’s both playful and politically astute. Musically, it’s a rich tapestry of upbeat pop, infectious funk, and soulful flourishes, with standout tracks like 'It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way' and 'Out With Her' offering both radio polish and pointed substance. The Blow Monkeys approach their songwriting with a sophistication that’s rare in pop, combining hooks that demand repeat listens with lyrics that reward closer attention. This is an album for vinyl collectors who appreciate the intersection of style and substance—where groove and message go hand in hand. To own 'She Was Only A Grocer’s Daughter' on vinyl is to hold a piece of 1980s British pop history, one that remains as clever, relevant, and danceable as ever. Track List: A1 - It Doesn't Have To Be This Way - A2 - Some Kind Of Wonderful - A3 - Out With Her - A4 - Man At The End Of His Tether - A5 - Rise Above - B1 - The Day After You - B2 - Checking Out - B3 - Don't Give It Up - B4 - Cash - B5 - Beautiful Child -