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Smash Hits Volume 32 FORTNIGHTiy February 21-March 5 19C 30p 't Wtni^'^''^'- St '0.-^- WDfds to the TOP SINGLES including RockWitliMe Naybe Tomorrow Singing The Blues I BUGGIES STING REVILLOS Selecter Albums] to be won SUll tlUAlKO. IP^S sA K.V B^EZ^ >!^ In colour I n L O I N D E 2 SMASH HITS MAYBE TOMORROW Feb 21-Mar 5 1980 Vol 2 No. 4 The Chords 4 Talk about pole vaulting! You just SINGING THE BLUES about need an Olympic qualifying effort in the office Dave Edmunds 4 these days to clear the mountains SO GOOD TO BE BACK HOME of your poll forms — fahsands of 'em! We'll be counting for The Tourists 5 MONTHS at this ratel Special hi's CARRIE to Susan Mills of Stratford, East Cliff Richard London, who was first in with her 8 form (and not a single mention of GAMES WITHOUT FRONTIERS Gary Numan or The Police Peter Gabriel either!) — and to Lena Martell 14 who seems to be walking away JANE with a certain category! Before Jefferson Starship 14 we get back to our counting, we'll just mention that on page 8 MUSIC MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE DANCING there's a chance to win a portable Managing Editor Brass Construction 17 telly if you reckon your Nick Logan newsagent is one of the good GET READY guys, and that next time we'll Editor Billy Ocean 17 have some more freebie news for Ian Cranna you. What sort? Oooh, maybe RED FRAME WHITE LIGHT another flexi, more badges Features Editor Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark 24 possibly — wait and see! David Hepworth TV Design Editor The Flying Lizards 24 Steve Bush ROCK WITH YOU Design Assistant Michael Jackson 26 Andy Ingamells MONGOLOID Editorial Assistants Bev Hillier Devo 29 Diane Church TURNING JAPANESE Contributors The Vapors ........30 Cliff White AND THE BEAT Robin Katz GOES ON Red Starr The Whispers 35 Fred Dellar HANDS OFF — SHE'S MINE Mike Stand Kelly Pike The Beat 35 Jill Furmanovsky BUGGLES: Feature 6/7 Advertisement IVIanager REVILLOS: Feature 12/13 Rod Sopp Tel: 01-439 8801 MADNESS: Colour Centrespread 20/21 STING: Feature 22/23 Editorial IVIanager DEVO: Colour Picture 29 NEXT ISSUE Paul Flint SUZI QUATRO: Colour Poster 36 ON SALE Editorial and Advertising address: Smash Hits, Lisa BITZ 9/10/11 House, 52-55 Carnaby Street, / livwlTTr ^_ London 1PF. CROSSWORD 15 ," W1V / ««„,« ^'Jf SUBscRjpnoZn This magazine is published DISCO 16/17 / yohcm ''^''^'>^'SuWa°J^^ i by EMAP National Publications STAR TEASER rates 19 / e^""^'' on ,- / Ltd, Peterborough, and is a„ REVIEWS 27/28 printed by East Midland Litho / CK^^^.^''" '"^S"""^ Printers, LETTERS 32/33 "oad """-e. Peterborough. / Pe,rfK'' n ? p. , Copyright exists on all songs GIGZ 34 LJ__^''°^°"9''PE 20S* appearing in Smash Hits. They must not be reproduced without the consent of the copyright holders. SMASH HITS 3 Maybe Tomorrow By The Chords on Polydor Records Sometimes I just get a feeling Crazy dreams inside People hiding wearing uniforms Screams of laughter, shouts you lied Pointed fingers and questions why Scared scared people with their lives all torn Imagination or real sound From the streets from the towns Sometimes I watch and wait For signs of voices or screams Dreaming now is just a funny joke Can this all be just a dream? Oh no it can't be, it's too obscene That's when I see you staring at me Imagination or real sound From the streets from the towns / Silent footsteps, whispers unfound It's too late, the deadly underground 'Cause we saw you, surely not this time? Yes we saw you! You were wearing their uniforms You were wearing their uniforms But it ain't no crime! Imagination or real sound From the streets from the towns ' Sometimes I go all silent And lose all sense of time Hating eyes, minds with thoughts Where and when the sun don't shine When the dogs don't bark or whine That's when I'll see you staring around Imagination or real sound From the streets from the towns Silent footsteps whispers unfound It's too late, the deadly underground L Reality or just lies From those who (maybe tomorrow) talk with lead (maybe tomorrow) Be good now (maybe tomorrow) and don't do nothing (mayb^ tomorrow) Singing The Cause if you do bang-bang bang-bang bang-bang you're dead! Words and music by Chris Pope. Blues Reproduced by permission And Ltd. Son Music By Dave Edmunds on Swan Song Records I never felt more like singing the blues 'Cause I never thought That I'd ever lose your love, babe You got me singing the blues I never felt more like crying all night 'Cause everything's wrong And nothing ain't right without you You got me singing the blues The moon and stars no longer shine The dream has gone I thought was mine There's nothing left for me to do But cry over you o I never felt more like running away But why should I go 'Cause I couldn't stay without you You got me singing the blues The moon and stars no longer shine The dream has gone I thought was mine There's nothing left for me to do But cry over you I never felt more like singing the blues 'Cause I never thought That I'd ever lose your love, babe You got me singing the blues You got me singing the blues You got me singing the blues Repeat to fade Words and music by N. Endsley. Reproduced by permission Acuff-Rose Music ltd. oooh It's so good, Be Back Good To (Repeat) So away so far Again Baby I've bee" ^^^^^^ Home so tight Been l°"«'VIv ^o'°h^lds me when my baby „ight But wanna stay tn^^ on Logo Records You know 1 BY The Tourists good, oooh ^ as- It's so to be bac^here good ooo^ H's so good Yeah it's so ^^^^ ^^ Having fun t';tj again "J^^sVello "'''"°^H°to be back home rwHeree.se to go borne again r:"jr»s |rgooit°o be U oooh It's so good, words ^"^J^"'t%St^n^A°£ta Music Ltd./ rs^^^TstXtlcTo^oSoa^sUd. is the one with "Sorry about that. But the and began tapping the GEOFF DOWNES mikes "We try not to be too obvious SUDDENLY THE side is up to full already approached him to do thing is I'd with their 20/20 vision, while Trevor Horn is that always wantad to fingers. Buggies, being — on the album there's a song strength again. Trevor, he of the this very thing. the with the goggles. be a producer and even had Buggies, kept the resulting one go-go With The my that goes 'I love you Miss Robot' National Wealth specs, is "However, now we've got our they're Buggies, own studios at one time. P*opl« sound on the Together The album. but it's not really about robots. expounding on influences and own thing going, we won't really thought that I'd "There purveyors of clean-machine pop, somehow was a horse galloping," What it's really about is being on giving credit to such folk as have the time to work with other something the remembers Trevor, living in the plastic age and to do with maki "And we left the road and making love to Kraftwerk. artists — we've been through of Tina's records that in too — it all fun!" making the most of their and asked me was good someone you don't really like, "We use synths to fake up that for the past three or four do for them." Horses and passers-by apart, it environment. demos while all the time you're wanting things and to provide effects — years. You don't have total at do, they're "He used to rope in," Gi seems that The Buggies played Good what they me to phone someone who's a long we won't use them in the control in those situations. The '' ready to say so. braggarts, remembers. "We'd sort out the most of the parts on their singles No way off." manner that somebody like John Buggies, that's our full total and merely state their case with songs at my place and do all the and album, the rumour that they they Another interruption; Foxx does. He's dominated by what we're all about. a quiet confidence. Already arrangements together. Later used a whole host of sessionmen someone wants to know which synths but we're not. I know "It's a total rejection of alt kick the being totally untrue. they've got a track record to we'd artist out of the part of the Beeb The Buggies are we've been compared to 10 CC those poor recordings, the banal studio used three support their words. When and spent most of the "We about different supposed to be heading for in by a lot of people but they were a songs, 'Babylon's Burning, yeah, studio drummers including "Video Killed The Radio Star" time just doing different one from order to broadcast for BBC lot more vocal and guitar-based yeah, yeah' and that type of bowed out of the charts, they BIIEELES things of our own, using every Landscape and Johnny Norway. All is confusion. Trevor than us. We're more thing. That's keyboard why we took a it moment to our best advantage.
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