Adam & The Ants: Young Parisians

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Having been turned down by several record companies, Adam and the Ants eventually managed to release their debut single on Decca records in 1978.

After signing to the label in July of the same year the band entered Island studios in Basing Street, Notting Hill on 26th August and recorded Young Parisians and what was to become the B-side Lady.

The A-side was a controversial release with the fan base and critics alike, but as Adam later described in his autobiography Stand and Deliver "I'd chosen the song deliberately to confuse those people who thought we were a punk band".

He later admitted that it had probably been a mistake and that Lady should have been the leading track.

It was to be the bands only release on Decca records.

This original release was issued with a thick white glossy card sleeve rather than the paper ones that came with the reissues. The original is also easy to differentiate as there isn't a white line from Dave Barbe's right temple to the edge of the sleeve as there was on the 1980 release. - Greger

Version 1

1. Young partisans
2. Lady

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