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'Concrete and Clay' 

Are you ready Tarquin? - "Quite"
How about you Benedict? - "Yes, let's go"
And you, Rupert? - "I'm good"
And how about you, Rafe? - "Oh yes"
Then LET'S GO!

Released in 1965 by the British pop group Unit 4 + 2, "Concrete and Clay" is a bright, breezy masterclass in 1960s melody that pairs a catchy, Latin-influenced acoustic guitar rhythm with soaring harmonies. The song's charm lies in its unusual and poetic juxtaposition of industrial imagery—where the concrete and clay beneath our feet may crumble—with an uplifting message that true love remains indestructible. Driven by distinctive percussion and a unique, earnest lead vocal, this timeless pop gem deservedly climbed to number one on the UK Singles Chart, offering an infectious, feel-good listening experience that still resonates decades later.

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