Sham 69 were one of the most important and influential bands to emerge from the first wave of British punk. Formed in Hersham, Surrey, in 1975 and fronted by the charismatic Jimmy Pursey, the band quickly became known for their raw street energy and football terrace-style anthems that captured the voice of working-class youth in late 1970s Britain. 

This powerful collection brings together many of Sham 69’s most iconic recordings, including punk classics such as “If The Kids Are United,” “Hurry Up Harry,” “Borstal Breakout,” “Angels With Dirty Faces,” and “Hersham Boys.” Packed with sing-along choruses, sharp social commentary and the band’s unmistakable street-punk sound, these tracks helped define the spirit of the era and cement Sham 69’s place in punk history. With their direct, anthemic style and loyal fanbase, Sham 69 remain one of the most enduring names in British punk rock.

A1. Red London
A2. What Have We Got
A3. No I Don’t Wanna
A4. Rip Off
A5. Ulster Boy
A6. Tell Us The Truth
A7. Hey Little Rich Boy
A8. George Davis Is Innocent
A9. Borstal Breakout
B1. If The Kids Are United
B2. Angels With Dirty Faces
B3. Hersham Boys
B4. Questions And Answers
B5. They Don’t Understand
B6. Money
B7. Sunday Morning Nightmare
B8. Hurry Up Harry