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Wikipedia article"'Touch and Go'" is the second single by post-punk band Magazine, released on 14 April 1978. A non-album single, it did not appear on their debut album, 'Real Life', released two months later. RecordingUnlike with previous single "Shot By Both Sides", the band recorded "Touch and Go" with their complete five-man lineup including (ex-St. Louis Union) keyboardist Dave Formula, who had joined shortly after the release of the first single. However, "Touch and Go" was also the last single to feature original drummer Martin Jackson, who left in July 1978, after a British tour, subsequently replaced by Paul Spencer, who lasted a short time and was then replaced by John Doyle. Jackson later joined The Chameleons and Swing Out Sister. ContentThe single's B-side, "Goldfinger", is a cover of the James Bond theme of the same name. Both songs were featured as bonus tracks on the CD reissue of 'Real Life'. Music videoA promo video was released for the song. Track list'Side A' * "Touch and Go" (Devoto/McGeoch) 2:50 'Side B' * "Goldfinger" (Barry/Bricusse/Newley) 3:20 ReferencesCategory:1978 singles Category:Magazine (band) songs Category:Songs written by Howard Devoto Category:1978 songs Category:Virgin Records singles Category:Song recordings produced by John Leckie Category:Songs written by John McGeoch | |
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