Rich Kids - "Ghosts of Princes in Towers". (Live 1978). Glen Matlock’s post-Pistols project with Midge Ure was well-received by critics and achieved decent commercial success, but the project did not last.
Slaughter and the Dogs “Cranked Up Really High” (1977)
Live at the Roxy. Pure first-wave Manchester punk at full throttle. One of the greatest 77 singles ever.
Cock Sparrer “We Love You” (1977)
Their second single, a blistering cover of the Rolling Stones classic. Early East London punk rock that still hits hard!
The Clash “Complete Control” (1977)
Produced by Lee “Scratch” Perry and written after CBS released a single without asking. One of the greatest “fuck you” anthems in punk history.
The Damned - "White Rabbit". (1980). The Damned’s take on ‘White Rabbit’ is pure goth rock meets psychedelic punk. They basically fused raw punk rock energy with that dark, eerie vibe that defined the 1980s goth scene.
Paul Cook & Steve Jones - "Silly Thing" (1979). Even though it's credited to the Sex Pistols, the song was actually written and recorded entirely by just Paul Cook and Steve Jones. Fun fact: Steve sings on the single version (the music video), but Paul sings on the album version.