“Let’s Get Together Again” was released in 1974 by The Glitter Band as a stand-alone single, reaching No. 8 on the UK Singles Chart
. Written by band members John Rossall and Gerry Shephard, it marked a move from backing Gary Glitter to asserting their own identity with emotion-charged, melodic glam-pop
Following their debut Angel Face, the band—led by Rossall and Shephard—continued crafting original material. “Let’s Get Together Again” expresses longing for reconciliation, with an upbeat pulse and singalong chorus supporting lyrics that evoke hope and emotional vulnerability amid classic glam swagger
The Glitter Band – Let’s Get Together Again
Chart Success: Peaked at No. 8 in the UK in 1974, solidifying its place among their early hits
Original Creators: Written and produced by core band members John Rossall and guitarist/vocalist Gerry Shephard—the same team behind earlier hits like Angel Face and Just for You
Band Evolution: Rossall left at the end of 1974, after which leadership shifted to Springate and Phipps—though Let’s Get Together Again remains part of the original lineup’s legacy
Album Placement: The song was included on their 1975 LP Rock ’n’ Roll Dudes, which reached No. 17 on UK album charts
“Let’s Get Together Again” balances heartfelt sentiment with glam-rock bravado. Its shaker-driven rhythm, emotional chorus, and polished group vocals make it both danceable and touching. It stands out as a deeper emotional turn in The Glitter Band’s catalog, reflecting both a yearning for closeness and the charm of 1970s pop drama.
