Hey You (The Quireboys song)

"Hey You"

Single by The Quireboys

from the album A Bit of What You Fancy

Released

1989

Genre

Hard rock, blues rock

Label

EMI

Songwriter(s)

Spike
Guy Bailey

The Quireboys singles chronology

"7 O'Clock"
(1989)

"Hey You"
(1989)

"I Don't Love You Anymore"
(1990)

"Hey You" is a song by the UK band The Quireboys, who were popular in the late 1980s to early 1990s. Their first two singles only managed low chart positions. "Hey You" was the band's highest charting song, peaking at #14 in 1989. After that, the band managed to get most of their singles into the Top 40, except for "Tramps & Thieves" in 1992, which missed it just by one place. "Hey You" is considered the band's signature song.

The Quireboys
Spike Guy Griffin Paul Guerin Keith Weir
Studio albums	A Bit of What You Fancy Bitter Sweet & Twisted This Is Rock'n'Roll Well Oiled Homewreckers & Heartbreakers Halfpenny Dancer Beautiful Curse Black Eyed Sons St. Cecilia and the Gypsy Soul Twisted Love
Singles	"Mayfair: "There She Goes Again" "7 O'Clock" "Hey You" "I Don't Love You Anymore" "There She Goes Again" / "Misled" "Tramps and Thieves" "Brother Louie" "Last Time" "Tears In Heaven" "Blyth Spartans" "Biking for Bobby" "Too Much of a Good Thing" "Diamonds and Dirty Stones" "Gracie B"
Previous members	Jason Bonham John Frenett Ginger Simon Hanson Phil Martini

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