The Outfield

The Outfield were a British pop rock band that achieved considerable success in the 1980s with a sound that fused catchy hooks, tight harmonies, and guitar-driven melodies. The band, which consisted of Tony Lewis (vocals, bass), John Spinks (guitar, keyboards, vocals), and Alan Jackman (drums), formed in London's East End in 1984. Initially performing under the name The Baseball Boys, The Outfield broke through the music scene with their 1985 debut album "Play Deep," which is best known for the hit single "Your Love." This track not only showcased the band's signature style but also solidified their place in the annals of classic rock anthems.

Throughout their career, The Outfield continued to release albums like "Voices of Babylon" (1989), "Diamond Days" (1990), and "Rockeye" (1992), each of which contributed to the band's catalog of melodic rock tunes with varying commercial success. As the band progressed into the new millennium, they released studio albums such as "Any Time Now" (2006) and "Replay" (2011), as well as live recordings like "Live in Brazil '01." Despite facing the tragic loss of guitarist and songwriter John Spinks to liver cancer in 2014, the band remained active until Tony Lewis's untimely death in 2020. Their legacy has also been preserved through posthumous releases like "Final Innings," a collection that includes "The Baseball Boys: Early Demos and Rare Tracks"—a nostalgic nod to the band's early years and enduring influence within the realms of pop rock.

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Your Love (Diplo Remix)
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