What makes Little White Lies by Status Quo notable?

Little White Lies achieved notable commercial success, charting in the UK and contributing to the band's sustained popularity. The title track became a significant hit during this period, demonstrating the band's ability to remain relevant while paying homage to their musical roots. Released in 1999, Little White Lies marked a significant moment in Status Quo's career as it came after their successful return to the charts with 1996’s Don't Stop. This album showcases their enduring appeal and adaptability in a changing music landscape, solidifying their status as classic rock staples well into their third decade of existence.

How many songs are on Little White Lies?

Little White Lies has 3 tracks, running approximately 10 minutes.

Little White Lies

Status Quo · 1999

10 min · 3 tracks · hard rock

A blend of boogie rock and classic melodies, infused with energetic riffs and catchy hooks that define Status Quo’s sound.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Little White Lies — The title track serves as a quintessential example of Status Quo's signature sound, blending catchy choruses with a driving rhythm that encapsulates their boogie rock style.
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I Knew the Bride — This cover of Nick Lowe's classic showcases the band's knack for revitalizing older songs while infusing them with their characteristic energy and charm.
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Pictures of Matchstick Men 1999 — This re-recording of their early hit offers a fresh take on a beloved classic, highlighting the evolution of the band's sound over the years.