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One Step Beyond…

From HitStory, the pop encyclopedia of School of Rock · Work

One Step Beyond… was Madness's debut album and was released on 19 October 1979 by Stiff Records. Recording and mixing took about three weeks. It was the first record made by the production duo Clive Langer and Alan Winstanley, who would later produce more albums by the band. The title song is a piece by the Jamaican ska musician Prince Buster, with a spoken opening taken over from his song The Scorcher. The Prince is a tribute to Buster and a new recording of the group's first single. Madness, a song by Buster, is also on it.

The album reached number two on the British chart and stayed on it for more than a year. Critics called it a very enjoyable record, with its own blend of reggae and cheerful, fanfare-like madness. Together with the debut of the Specials, which came out on the same day, it made 2 Tone popular in England.

Listening

Listening tip. Listen to One Step Beyond… and notice the spoken opening. Hear how the song then blends ska and cheerful madness.

Track list

  1. 1One Step Beyond… (2009 Remaster)2:19Apple Music ↗
  2. 2My Girl (2009 Remaster)2:46Apple Music ↗
  3. 3Night Boat To Cairo (2009 Remaster)3:33Apple Music ↗
  4. 4Believe Me (2009 Remaster)2:31Apple Music ↗
  5. 5Land Of Hope & Glory (2009 Remaster)2:59Apple Music ↗
  6. 6The Prince (2009 Remaster)3:21Apple Music ↗
  7. 7Tarzan's Nuts (2009 Remaster)2:27Apple Music ↗
  8. 8In The Middle Of The Night (2009 Remaster)3:04Apple Music ↗
  9. 9Bed & Breakfast Man (2009 Remaster)2:35Apple Music ↗
  10. 10Razor Blade Alley (2009 Remaster)2:45Apple Music ↗
  11. 11Swan Lake (2009 Remaster)2:38Apple Music ↗
  12. 12Rockin' In A♭ (2009 Remaster)2:32Apple Music ↗
  13. 13Mummy's Boy (2009 Remaster)2:27Apple Music ↗
  14. 14Madness (2009 Remaster)2:41Apple Music ↗
  15. 15Chipmunks Are Go! (2009 Remaster)0:52Apple Music ↗

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