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Stackridge ‎– Anyone For Tennis. Genre: Rock, Pop. Style: Year: 1972. Anyone For Tennis ‎(7", Single, Promo).

This song is by Stackridge and appears on the album Friendliness (1972). I've got a clear cut case of tennis elbow,And dancing through the green house made me pale so;My amorous advances have been turning rather stale,Oh!Won't you be my Ruby?-Say you love me tonight! Boating on the Serpentine in winter;Left my Plus-Fours feeling somewhat splintered,But every complication leaves my desperate plans unhinderedWon't you be my poppet, say you'll marry me today!

The revitalization of the Stackridge catalog has truly been one of the greatest musical pleasures of the 21st century, giving fresh effervescence to some of the most idiosyncratic music ever to be labeled "prog" that then goes out of its way to be anything but. From '20s style music hall to freakish art rock, Stackridge touched every peak they could, and Anyone for Tennis? revisits them all, across a 15-track "best-of" that comes close to flawlessness.

Album: Friendliness, 1972. Sounds like this should be on a Queen album! 6 years назад. Stackridge - God Speed the Plough. Stackridge - Teatime. L'Arpeggiata - Ah, Vita Bella!

STACKRIDGE Anyone For Tennis? Posted on February 25, 2013 by admin. The CD on this set is a ‘best of’ which has been seen before back in 2006 and is a good introduction to this quirky band who cover everything from folk through to pop, whimsical tunes like ‘The Galloping Gaucho’ and a bit of prog as can be heard on ‘Fish In A Glass’. The CD has fifteen tracks culled from the band’s entire catalogue; going back to their eponymously titled debut album from 1971 and coming right up to date with a re-working of ‘Purple Spaceships Over Yatton’. The instrumental ‘Lummy Days’ is a strong opener, and amongst the collection are favourites such as ‘Syracuse The Elephant’ and ‘Do The Stanley’.