You'll know it from the Gap Khaki ad, but the track, 'Blow Up A Go-Go', which was originally called 'Wild Elephant', was written over 20 years ago by a BBC producer for a library track and was mainly used for jingles back in the 70's. The track was written by James Clarke and the guy who played guitar on it is Vic Feckler, who played the 'James Bond' theme tune guitar riff.
Anoraks go around car boot sales and find unexpected music.
He decided on the track at the end - full marks to him, he took the last track. And this is the one. Then he played it over and over again, and this is the weird thing - people started to dance to it. I could understand that people wanted to go back to rather warm and pleasant, groooovy sounds of the early 70's. What I couldn't understand was that it go out as a single and the enthusiasm with which people greet it.