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Young Parisians
"Young Parisians" was the debut single from Adam and the Ants, released by Decca Records on 20 October 1978.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Young Parisians )〕 The A-side "Young Parisians" was an acoustic jazz ballad, while the B-side, "Lady" demonstrated the band's capacity for fast-paced punk rock.
At the time, the band were combining the punk sound of their earliest days with a more experimental ethos which would characterize their 1979 debut ''Dirk Wears White Sox'' and, to some extent, its 1980 follow-up ''Kings of the Wild Frontier'' (by which time only Adam Ant remained from the line-up of the debut single).
In December 1980, following the initial success of ''Kings of the Wild Frontier'' and its singles "Dog Eat Dog" and 'Antmusic', the single was re-promoted in the UK, reaching #9 on the UK Singles Chart. In Australia, DJs on Sydney's Double J radio station preferred to play the B-side, "Lady", which garnered enough attention for "Lady" rather than the A-Side to appear on the 1980 compilation album ''In the Bag''. 〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=In the Bag )〕
==Credits==
It was produced by the band's singer Adam Ant and session pianist Jo Julian. At this point, the other permanent members of the band were Matthew Ashman (guitar), Dave Barbarossa (drums) and Andy Warren (bass guitar). Saxophonist Greg Mason also appeared on the A-side.
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