Daydreamer (1995) was the only song this short-lived band had in their arsenal when they started. It turned out to be the only one they would ever need.
Featuring the kind of riff Graham Coxon would have swapped Song 2 for, the single was as essential to Britpop as overpriced cocaine.
Johnny Dean Vocals
Simon White
Guitar, vocals
Chris Gentry
Guitars
Stuart Black
Bass, guitar
Matt Everitt
Drums
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