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Baby's Got a Gun
Baby's Got a Gun is the third and final studio album by the English rock band the Only Ones. It was originally released in 1980, on the label Epic. 
After the lack of commercial success with their previous album "Even Serpents Shine", the Only Ones decided that it was time for a slight change of pace in their career. In an attempt to give their music a more contemporary sound, they joined forces with Colin Thurston, an in-demand producer famed for
#56 UK. Despite frequent re-releases over three decades in various formats, sizes, and coloured vinyls the record never became a hit, even after frequent appearances in films and in a major European TV and cinema advertising campaign for Vodafone. The single appears in several critical volumes such as Paul Williams' "Rock and Roll: The 100 Best Singles" but has remained a "turntable hit". Working with producer Colin Thurston, the band later achieved a top forty album with "Baby's Got a Gun"