Aztec Camera was an eighties New Wave band from Scotland that really only consisted of one guy, Roddy Frame. "Good Morning Britain" was a single released on their fourth album "Stray" in 1990 and was a collaboration with Roddy's personal hero, Mick Jones from The Clash. Despite being overtly political and exclusively about the U.K., it's inspirational message of hope and tolerance resounded greatly with people, British or otherwise. Although not Aztec Camera's biggest hit (that honour goes to "Somewhere in my Heart") "Good Morning Britain"'s universal theme of positivity made it just as memorable.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Aztec Camera - Good Morning Britain
Aztec Camera was an eighties New Wave band from Scotland that really only consisted of one guy, Roddy Frame. "Good Morning Britain" was a single released on their fourth album "Stray" in 1990 and was a collaboration with Roddy's personal hero, Mick Jones from The Clash. Despite being overtly political and exclusively about the U.K., it's inspirational message of hope and tolerance resounded greatly with people, British or otherwise. Although not Aztec Camera's biggest hit (that honour goes to "Somewhere in my Heart") "Good Morning Britain"'s universal theme of positivity made it just as memorable.
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