Any Trouble | Where Are All the Nice Girls | 4 Foolish Pride

Often compared (favourably) to the nervy, hyper-literate pop of Elvis Costello (at the time a new phenomenon), Any Trouble really had a bit more of the Joe Jackson sound to them; but for my money their debut album, Where Are All the Nice Girls, bests either of Jackson's most similar -and admittedly great- first two albums. Led by Clive Gregson, Any Trouble's debut is full of catchy breakneck Stiff pop that stands up to anything else from the era.

The CD release combines the songs from the American and UK versions of the original vinyl, and adds their debut single, Yesterday's Love, which wasn't included in any version of the original release.

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