Not Another Music Series - "You're Not the Only One I Know"

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It’s not time (yes it is) for another tune in this latest series of mine; today, we pay a visit to Bristol, England - “You’re Not the Only One I Know” by The Sundays. The Sundays were a melodic alternative rock band, active from 1988-1997, most-known here in the States for their single “Here’s Where the Story Ends.” Featuring the lovely vocals of Harriet Wheelser, the band was a staple on MTV’s 120 Minutes, and reached #4 on the U.K. chart with their debut studio album, 1990’s Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, the source of “You’re Not the Only One I Know.” “You’re Not the Only One I Know” was not released as a single, but is indicative of the band’s soothing, jangly dream pop that carried the group for close to a decade. Meanwhile, in real life, Wheeler and guitarist David Gavurin are partners and have a daughter, Billie. The two continue to make music in their home recording studio, but according to drummer Patrick Hannan, that music may never see the light of day. So let’s just enjoy what we have. Link is to the album cut: