£39.99
The Smiths – Sheila Take A Bow is a classic 7-inch and 12-inch single from one of Britain’s most influential indie bands. Released in 1987 on Rough Trade Records, this non-album single marked one of the band’s final releases before their breakup—and became a UK Top 10 hit. With its upbeat tempo, glittery glam influence, and Johnny Marr’s signature guitar jangle, the track stands out as one of The Smiths’ most accessible and celebratory songs.
Featuring Morrissey’s typically poetic lyrics paired with one of the band’s most melodic arrangements, this release captures The Smiths at a moment of creative evolution. B-sides like Is It Really So Strange? and Sweet and Tender Hooligan (depending on format) add extra value for collectors and fans alike.
A must-have for collectors of 1980s indie, Rough Trade vinyl, and fans building a complete Smiths discography.
A must-have for any vinyl enthusiast or Smiths fan seeking to capture the essence of 1980s indie rock.
1 in stock
Indie
Rough Trade – RTT 196
1987
Record in Very Good condition.(the odd light surface scratch).
Label in Very Good condition.
Inner sleeve in Very Good condition.(very light wear).
Cover in Very Good condition.(very light wear).
Side A.
Sheila Take A Bow
Side B
1.
Is It Really So Strange?
2. Sweet And Tender Hooligan
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