Compared regularly with their contemporaries The Primitives, The Darling Buds were part of the same period of semi-commercially successful Britpop. “Crawdaddy,” which was released in 1990, was followed by another release which I don’t think I’ve even heard. Their first record “Pop” was by far their biggest release, but I still think “Crawdaddy” was their finest moment. This track was recorded live in Chicago in December of 1992.
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Download: Darling Buds – It Makes No Difference (Live)
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