Where The Hell Did I Go Wrong - Swing Out Sister - Brixton Academy 2001

Super rare footage of Swing Out Sister performing "Where The Hell Did I Go Wrong" for a TV appearance in Brixton Academy in 2011, to promote their 7th Studio album Somewhere Deep In The Night, released in Japan in May 2001 and in Europe in March 2002. It is often celebrated as their most accomplished and cinematic work, designed to feel like the soundtrack to an imaginary 1960s film. The album marks a shift toward a more introspective, late-night atmosphere compared to their early 80s pop hits. Critics and fans alike frequently rank this as one of the band's finest achievements. AllMusic awarded it four stars, noting it grows deeper with every listen. Many fans consider it their "masterpiece" and an essential "after-hours" record. The album, produced by Paul Staveley O'Duffy is heavily influenced by artists like Burt Bacharach, Ennio Morricone and John Barry Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6iQkUW... NEW SWING OUT SISTER SHOP: Limited signed CDs and merch available for their 40th Year Anniversary: https://swingoutsister.tmstor.es FOLLOW SWING OUT SISTER Facebook:   / swingoutsister   https://www.instagram.com/sosister/?h... Youtube Channel:    / @swingoutsister-official6449   Twitter: https://twitter.com/swingoutsister?la... Swing Out Sister, comprised of Corinne Drewery (vocals), Andy Connell (keyboards) found immediate success with their infectious hit Breakout. Their elegant blend of pop, jazz, and cinematic soul won them legions of fans and critical acclaim throughout the 1980s and beyond. Following the success of Cherry Pop’s Blue Mood, Breakout & Beyond, a new companion release brings together five essential studio albums from the band’s mid-career period, many of which have been long out of print: Out Now: Swing Out Sister's new 8-CD box set, titled "Certain Shades of Limelight", is being released by Cherry Red Records on 18th July 2025. It compiles albums from 1994 to 2004, including some that have been out of print for years, remastered Tracks, Bonus Tracks and Rarities & Artwork illustrations by Corinne Drewery. 8-CD Box Set & Track List Available Here: "Certain Shades of Limelight": https://www.cherryred.co.uk/swing-out... See also: The Early Years Part 1: 8-CD Box Set & Track List here: https://www.cherryred.co.uk/swing-out...  The Living Return (1994)  Shapes and Patterns (1997)  Filth and Dreams (1999)  Somewhere Deep in the Night (2001)  Where Our Love Grows (2004) Each album is presented in newly remastered form, preserving its original beauty while enhancing audio clarity. In addition to the studio albums Certain Shades of Limelight includes three bonus discs, The Big Elsewhere, a mini album of soundtrack versions of the tv theme song Now You’re Not Here, previously only released in Japan, and two discs packed with B-sides, 7”mixes, rare mixes, instrumentals, alternative versions and sought after edits- offering fans a deep dive into the band’s rich and atmospheric catalogue. The set was compiled in collaboration with Corinne and Andy ensuring both authenticity and quality. The accompanying booklet includes sleeve notes from Classic Pop’s John Earls, with album by album thoughts and insights from the band, and also featuring CD wallet illustrations by Corinne. Swing Out Sister are currently recording a new big band album, making this release the perfect moment to revisit — or discover — their lush, sophisticated sound. FOLLOW SWING OUT SISTER Facebook:   / swingoutsister   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sosister/?h... Youtube Channel:    / @swingoutsister-official6449   Twitter X: https://x.com/swingoutsister