About "The Day The Earth Caught Fire"
City Boy were an English rock band formed in the mid-1970s. They were originally called Sons of Doloyne, then Back in the Band, and finally City Boy. They featured strong melodies, clever lyrics, complex vocal arrangements, and heavy guitars. The band consisted of Lol Mason (lead vocals), Steve Broughton (lead vocals, guitar), Max Thomas (keyboards, vocals), Chris Dunn (bass, acoustic guitar), Roger Kent (drums), Mike Slamer (lead guitar), and later, Roy Ward (drums, vocals). Their most popular songs were "5.7.0.5.", "What a Night", "The Day the Earth Caught Fire", and "Speechless".
Top songs by City Boy
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- Do What You Do, Do Well
- Spring In Peking
- Goodbye Laurelie
- Haymaking Time
- Momma's Boy
- Honeymooners
- Interrupted Melody
- She's Got Style
- Shake My Head And Leave
- Mr. Shoes
- Narcissus
- 5,000 Years | Don't Know Can't Tell
- Deadly Delicious
- New York Times
- 5.7.0.5
- 5.7.0.5.
- Ambition: Ambition
- Ambition: Me And My Tarot
- Ambition: Rev—on (the Crunch)
- Ambition: The End (came Easy)
- Bad For Business
- The Day The Earth Caught Fire
- Cigarettes
- Change In The Weather
- Heaven For The Holidays
- Heads Are Rolling
- Moving In Circles
- Oddball Dance
- One After Two
- Raise Your Glass (to Foolish Me)
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