Jun 1, 2004 • 1 min read

Footie tracks ready for the chart competition

The Farm's official England Euro 2004 single faces competition from Christian O'Connell's Xfm track Born In England, which tops Amazon's pre-order singles chart.

Tough competition for the really-rather-awful DJ Spoony remix of The Farm's 'Alltogethernow' - the official record of the England football team for Euro 2004. Word is unofficial rival 'Born In England' put together by Christian O'Connell on Xfm's breakfast show is currently top of the Amazon website's pre-order singles chart. Then again, with the official track out yesterday, and the Xfm track released next Monday, both could have their own moment of chart glory. Assuming either of them can push Frankee's FURB off the top of the singles chart, of course, which isn't a foregone conclusion.

For all those who have asked, The Farm remash is released by Demon, press by Slice PR, radio by Sharp End. The Twisted X track is relased by Universal Music TV, press contact is Universal Music TV IH.

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