Blackfoot Sue formed in Birmingham (UK) from the ashes of a local band called Gift.
Signing to the JAM label, their first single was an original composition entitled Standing In The Road, which pushed its way into the Top Ten and became one of the immortal sounds of the halcyon summer of 1972.
Three appearances on Top Of The Pops saw the single eventually peak at #4.
Alan Jones
Vocals, guitar Eddie Golga
Guitar TomFarmer
Bass Dave Farmer
Drums
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