The Bubble Squeaks Sound of Love

Introducing The Bubble Squeaks – The Sound of Love (1964)

From the smoky dance halls of Liverpool to the bright lights of London, The Bubble Squeaks burst onto the scene with a sound that’s fresh, vibrant, and brimming with that unmistakable British beat. With jangling guitars, boyish charm, and harmonies that shimmer like sunlight through rain, these four lads are redefining what pop can be — heartfelt, catchy, and irresistibly alive.

Their debut album, The Sound of Love, is a ten-track explosion of energy and emotion, capturing the thrill of young romance and the pulse of a new generation. From the toe-tapping opener “Boss's Daughter” to the wistful ballad “I'll be True to You,” each tune carries that infectious spark only The Bubble Squeaks can deliver.

Already a sensation on Radio Caroline and the club circuit, the band’s loyal fans — known affectionately as “The Squeakers” — pack every venue they play, screaming for more.

The Sound of Love isn’t just an album — it’s the start of something electric. The British Invasion has found its next wave, and it’s riding in on the rhythm of The Bubble Squeaks.

Turn it up, twist and shout — because The Sound of Love is here to stay.

Track List
Boss's Daughter
The Sound of Love
She Was So Fine
There's No Money
Why Don't You Play
Lila My Love
You Can Be My Friend
I'll Be True To You
This Time Tomorrow
If You'd Only Listen