somebody's gonna get their head kicked in tonight

[Anthony]

Who recorded, as a 'B' side - "somebody's gonna get their head kicked in tonight" and what was the 'A' side

[Rhw66]

This song was written by Jeremy Spencer and recorded by Fleetwood Mac (when Peter Green was a member) but I do not know what was on the 'A' side.

[Lord Panda]

I thought it was 'Dreams of Children' by the Jam, which is I think the B side to 'Going Underground'. But I might be wrong.

[gee.dee]

It was indeed recorded by Fleetwood Mac and I'm pretty sure was the B-side to Man of The World, the follow up to Albatross, in 1969.

[gravy]

Yes, it was the B-side to Man Of The World, but the song was credited with a phoney band name, which I can't recall but something like Vince Earl and the Valiants. Some people were taken in by it and complained!

[Vendetta]

Slaughter and the Dogs - a "legendary" Manc punk band in, I think, 1978. Old Peel favourites. Morrissey played with them (briefly, and not on record, I think). Probably released on Rabid Records (later home of Jilted John aka Graham Fellows aka John Shuttleworth).

[Bayesp]

The revillos or the rezillos also recorded a track with this name.