While the all-female 60s garage band is now a fully-populated and celebrated genre, there has yet to come to light a more compelling and visceral example than She. They genuinely played their own instruments, and wrote and sang striking original material and copped one hell of a bad attitude that would put most self-proclaimed rebel boy bands to shame. Appealingly crude in their early incarnation as the Hairem, by their later years She was truly a force to be reckoned with, and are as unusual and significant as any punk band, male or female, from the golden era of the mid to late 1960s. Big Beat's 1999 CD collection She Wants A Piece Of You debuted these remarkable young women from Sacramento, California and it has since become a firm favourite amongst girl garage cognoscenti. Now Big Beat offer a distilled album version for those lovers of the vinyl format, which offers a power-packed programme sure to make you fall in love with She all over again.
1 Outta Reach - She
2 Like A Snake - The Hairem
3 Piece Of You - She
4 Hey You - The Hairem
5 Don't Leave Me Baby - She
6 Feel Like Giving Up - She
7 Not For Me - The Hairem
8 Roll On - She
9 Don't Go Home Tonight - She
10 Bad Girl - She
11 Come On Along - The Hairem
12 Braids Of Hair - She
13 Bus Stop - The Hairem
14 Lonely Boy Of Laughter - She
