Sportscar

Album: Sportscar (1980)
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Songfacts®:

  • Introducing this uptempo number to a concert audience at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham on August 8, 1981, Judie Tzuke said: "This is a song from my second album... and it's dedicated to some of you."

    The persons - or more likely person - to whom it is dedicated, was not named for a very obvious reason. This is not her answer to Tom Robinson's "Grey Cortina" but a rather obvious non-tribute to a failed suitor, or to someone else who tried to impress her, but didn't.
  • "Sportscar" is the title track of her second album, and was co-written with her regular collaborator Mike Paxman. Like the rest of the album it was recorded at The Manor, Oxford, and produced by Paul Muggleton with both Tzuke and Paxman. >>>
    Suggestion credit:
    Alexander Baron - London, England, for above 2

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