Description Not mine just spreading the love A side project from the two main members of Opposition. Reached the US top 50 in 1988 with the anthemic single 'Are You Sure?' , but the album failed to sustain the interest and was dismissed as overproduced. Mark Long and Marcus Bell reformed The Opposition in 1990. Marcus Bell and Mark Long took time off from their post-punk band the Opposition and recorded as a duo So in 1988.

So ‎– Horseshoe In The Glove Released: 1988 Genre: Rock Style: Pop Rock 1. Are You Sure Guitar [Solo] – Walter Turbitt 4:44 2. Dreaming 5:29 3. Gummy Loveless Album. Ignou Ba Psychology Study Material. Burning Bush.

Their first single was released in 1988 and was a minor hit. They released two more singles and one full-length LP in 1988. A couple of years later Bell and Long rejoined their original group the Opposition with Ralph Hall.

So ‎– Horseshoe In The Glove Released: 1988 Genre: Rock Style: Pop Rock 1. Are You Sure Guitar [Solo] – Walter Turbitt 4:44 2. Dreaming 5:29 3. Burning Bush Keyboards [Keyboard Solo] – Walter Turbitt 4:29 4.

Horseshoe In The Glove Trombone – Pete Thoms* 4:58 5. Capitol Hill Drums – Charles Morgan* Guitar [Additional] – Alan Murphy Guitar [Solo] – Clifton Houston Percussion – Gary Wallis Producer – Julian Mendelsohn, So (2) 4:45 6. Tips On Crime 7:01 7. Villains 4:10 8. Would You Die For Me Keyboards [Bass Keyboard] – Walter Turbitt 4:29 9. Are You Sure (12' Mix) Producer – Julian Mendelsohn, So (2) 6:58 10.

First Of May Bass [Slap] – Graham Edwards 5:30 11. Dreaming (Cocktail Mix) 5:15 Backing Vocals, Bass, Keyboards, Piano – Marcus Bell Bass – Clifton Houston Drums – Steve Ferrone Guitar – Neil Taylor Keyboards, Piano – Peter Vettese Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Guitar – Mark Long Producer, Engineer – Walter Turbitt Tracks 9 to 11 are bonus tracks. Track #7 includes Michael Caine dialogue taken from the motion picture, The Italian Job, courtesy of Paramount Pictures. The Opposition are a long running post-punk band from London, England that featured Ralph Hall, Marcus Bell and Mark Long, and mixed new wave sounds with reggae rhythms.Founded in 1979, The Opposition released their first single on the independent record label Double Vision Records. This was called 'Very Little Glory' which the NME (New Musical Express) reviewed and said that it was 'a song recorded before its time'.With the press picking up on the band, they switched from indie to major and secured a contract with the Ariola Records label in Europe. A single called 'This Year' came out on Ariola, followed by the self-produced Breaking the Silence album, and a French tour.The band then signed to Virgin Records offshoot Charisma Records and released the Intimacy album in 1983.