Put You in Your Place

Put You in Your Place

Infobox Single
Name = Put You in Your Place


Artist = The Sunshine Underground
from Album = Raise the Alarm
Released = 18 July 2005
14 August 2006
Format = 7", CD
Recorded = 2005, 2006 (reissue)
Genre = Indie, Dance-punk
Length = 3:16
Label = City Rockers
Chart position = * #39 (UK Singles Chart)
Last single = "I Ain't Losing Any Sleep"
(2006)
This single = "Put You in Your Place"
(2006)
Next single = "Commercial Breakdown"
(2006)
Misc = Extra album cover 2
Upper caption = Original debut release cover
Type = Single


Cover size = 250
Lower caption =

"Put You in Your Place" is the 7" debut Single by Leeds Indie rock band The Sunshine Underground. The single was released 18th July 2005, by City Rockers and has been limited to 1000 copies. The single has been re-released on CDS and 7" Single on 14th August 2006 in forward to the album "Raise the Alarm". It is the band's most successful single to date, reaching number 39 in the UK Singles Chart in August 2006.

Track listing

Original Release

7" single

#"Put You in Your Place"
#"They Got a Hold Of Us"

Re-release

CD single

#"Put You in Your Place"
#"Out Of Control"
#"You Never Party"

7" single #1

#"Put You in Your Place"
#"Out Of Control"

7" single #2 (limited)

#"Put You in Your Place"
#"You Never Party"


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