Original sentence: "Bad Trip" &mdash Albert/Parlophone (March 1974).<ref name="Milesago".It even managed to chart in the United States, where it reached #44 on the Cash Box Top 100 in February 1976.Young's first single was "Yesterday's Hero" which was released in March 1975 and topped the Australian singles charts in April
Edited sentence: "It's Only Love" — Albert/Parlophone (March 1974).The single shot into the national charts in April and gave Young his first #1 hit, staying at #1 on the Melbourne charts for six weeks before being replaced by Hush's "Boney Maroney".The single sold strongly in the United States, where it reached #44 on the Cash Box Top 100 in February 1976.Young renewed his association with Alberts, signing with them as a solo artist and releasing a third single "It's Only Love" (presumably another Napier-Bell production) in March 1974 but this too failed to chart.Young's next single was "Yesterday's Hero", which was released in March 1975, a song about the fleeting nature of pop stardom which clearly drew on Young and Vanda's own experiences as former teen idols