‘Born to be Wild’: Slade perform ‘another raver’ from 1971
04.09.2012
04:46 pm
Topics:
Music
Pop Culture
Television
Tags:
Slade
Jimmy Lea
Noddy Holder
Dave Hill
Don Powell
Steppenwolf
04:46 pm
Topics:
Music
Pop Culture
Television
Tags:
Slade
Jimmy Lea
Noddy Holder
Dave Hill
Don Powell
Steppenwolf

Sadly, Slade got lost somewhere in the mid-seventies. A car crash, a tour of the U.S.A., and misunderstood movie Flame, saw the band lose much of their following to Punk, Queen, Heavy Metal and Disco. A shame, as Slade were a far greater band than the critics and even the fans allowed them to be. Here, for no other reason than it is a fan-bloody-tastic cover, is Slade’s version of Steppenwolf’s “Born to Wild” - the final track from the classic Slade Alive! album - as performed live on Pop Shop from 1971.
Bonus - Slade - “Hear Me Calling” 1971
Previously on Dangerous Minds
Slade: Proto-Punk Heroes of Glam rock
Posted by Paul Gallagher







