Going Underground

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"Going Underground" is a politically charged 1980 single by British mod revival band The Jam that became one of their most iconic and commercially successful songs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
artist The Jam NERFINISHED
bSide Dreams of Children NERFINISHED
chartedIn UK Singles Chart NERFINISHED
chartPositionUKSinglesChart 1
composer Paul Weller NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
format 12-inch single
7-inch single
genre mod revival
new wave
punk rock
hasCatalogNumber Polydor POSP 113 NERFINISHED
hasLiveVersion Going Underground (live) NERFINISHED
hasMelodyInstrument bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
hasMusicalArtistMember Bruce Foxton NERFINISHED
Paul Weller NERFINISHED
Rick Buckler NERFINISHED
hasMusicVideo Going Underground (music video) NERFINISHED
hasTheme disillusionment with political system
youth alienation
hasType political song
includedIn various The Jam compilation albums
language English
length approximately 2:50
lyricist Paul Weller NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of The Jam's most commercially successful singles
being one of The Jam's most iconic songs
politically charged lyrics
originalMedium vinyl record
partOf The Jam discography
performer The Jam NERFINISHED
producer The Jam NERFINISHED
Vic Coppersmith-Heaven NERFINISHED
recordedIn 1979
recordLabel Polydor Records
releaseDate 1980-03-14
singleNumberOneIn United Kingdom NERFINISHED
subjectMatter politics
social criticism
writer Paul Weller NERFINISHED
yearOfRelease 1980

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The Jam notableWork Going Underground
The Jam notableSingle Going Underground