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A happy birthday to :Neville John "Noddy" Holder MBE (1946) : English musician and actor. He was the lead vocalist and guitarist with the Rock band Slade.Holder co-wrote most of Slade's material with bassist, occasional keyboard player and violinist Jim Lea. Holder has been praised for his distinctive vocal style.Slade - Look Wot You Dun (1971)From the album : Sladest"Look Wot You Dun" is a single from glam rock band Slade which appeared on the album Sladest. It was written by lead singer Noddy Holder, bassist Jim Lea and drummer Don Powell. The single was released just when Slade's previous single Coz I Luv You had its last week in the top 100. The single peaked at #4 in the UK, spending 10 weeks on the chart, last on the top 100 on 08/04/1972 at #38. The single originally entered the charts at #25 and climbed to #9 the following week and #4 after. It remained at #4 for 3 weeks. The previous single topped the UK charts.Upon release, the single sparked a protest from teachers across the UK about bad spelling. Record Mirror magazine published a short article about the protest at the time, "The new Slade single "Look Wot You Dun" has sparked off protests amongst the teaching profession, according to a spokesman for the group. He told Record Mirror that several teachers have written to the Ministry of Education complaining about the deliberate misspelling of the title and the previous single "Coz I Luv You". They allege that the phonetic spellings create confusion in their pupils' minds."Guitarist Dave Hill made the "Piano equals failure." statement about the single at the time of release.The track was originally written by Lea and Powell and was taken to Noddy for his input. The track was influenced by John Lennon. During recording, Slade's guitarist Dave Hill borrowed Peter Frampton's guitar as his own had been left at home and was inaccessible due to bad weather during the Christmas holiday. This track is the only Slade song to feature a Don Powell vocal of heavy breathing in the chorus.

Tom Tom

Slade - Look What You Dun - 1971

маргарита шаева

Моя любимая с детства!!

dawn whyman

Good song, hard to beat the 70s.

stangTcode T

they were big in Melbourne 72.73,74

juuuwi

Einer der ganz großen Hits der Rock Ära , alles noch handgemacht !

Andrei Kurtus

kool-andrei

David Jackson

Slade the best band in the world no other touches or moves me with so much emotion and energy like Slade. Saw them live back in the day and that was it I was spoilt and done for as no other band had the same effect live. They were good and special a one off.

nouet eric

Aigle noir 

Игорь Мокеев

Хорошая группа.

dominique aubert

#Glam-Rockun autre Slade 

Marc Vander Putten

the best: Noddy,Don,Dave and jimmy

Robert Wright

the sideburns came with the hat

chuck finley

have loved this since high school. Sladest was one of the best rock albums of the 70s. everybody covered them, and still do.

Mark McWhirter

This totally sounds like it could have been from the mid 80s, amazing production

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