All Join Hands

Slade · The Very Best Of Slade [2005]

All Join Hands



I remember the time when I saw you

Standing there all alone in a crowd

I remember the time coz we drunk too much wine



We all join hands and we all join hands

So let's all join hands here and now



All the girls get a kiss in the ballroom

All the boys Brahms & Lizst on the floor

I remember the time when we sang Auld Lang syne



We all join hands and we all join hands

So let's all join hands here and now



Have the time of your life when you're younger

And have the time of your life when you're old

Drink the wine – feeling fine as we sang Auld Lang syne



We all join hands and we all join hands

So let's all join hands here and now

We all join hands and we all join hands

So let's all join hands here and now

Here and now

Here and now

Here and now

All Join Hands

All Join Hands stands as a spirited example of Slade's signature hard rock sound, characterized by driving rhythms and energetic vocal delivery. Emerging from the band's extensive catalogue, the track captures the communal enthusiasm that defined their live performances throughout the 1970s. While often associated with their greatest hits compilations, the song reflects the group's ability to craft anthemic rock that resonated with audiences across the United Kingdom. Slade's work during this era blended heavy guitar riffs with catchy melodies, creating a distinct style that influenced the glam and hard rock genres. This recording remains a testament to the band's enduring appeal and their capacity to deliver high-energy music that encourages collective participation. It serves as a reminder of their significant contribution to British rock history, showcasing the dynamic interplay between the band members that made their studio recordings so impactful.