Slam Slam was essentially Brit singer Dee C. Lee. After her years as part of Brit darlings the Style Council and some solo work (she had a hit with the song "See The Day", recently covered by Girls Aloud), Dee decided to hook up with "Dr." Robert Howard, of the successful group the Blow Monkeys. What they concocted was very similar to Dr. Robert's hit duet with Kym Mazelle, "Wait", soulful house music with a bit of acid jazz thrown in here and there. Most of the songs were written by Dee's husband and Style Council bandmate Paul Weller, so there was no doubt the hooks would be plentiful. The album is a very smooth yet danceable set. The singles "Move (Dance All Night)" and "Something Ain't Right" were minor hits in the UK and minor dance hits in North America. The more acid-jazzy "Free Your Feelings" didn't fare as well. It seems the group was a one-off, perhaps Dee's attempt at a more club-oriented sound, and for the most part it was a great success. Check out some of her solo work if you like what you hear.Video for Something Ain't Right
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| 1 | Move (Dance All Night) | |
| 2 | Something Ain't Right | |
| 3 | Free Your Feelings | |
| 4 | What Dreams Are Made Of | |
| 5 | Giving It Up | |
| 6 | You'll Find Love | |
| 7 | Depth Charge | |
| 8 | Round & Round | |
| 9 | Tender Love | |
| 10 | Nothing Like It |
