a concert, where schoolchildren are seen waving Slade scarves, the lorry driver joins the band on stage, takes their crash helmet off and reveals themselves to be a beautiful woman. Like the "Run Runaway" video, "My Oh My" received regular airings on MTV. Critical reception In a review of The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome, Record Mirror described the song as "trembling" and "the best thing they've done for years". In Smash Hits, Jools Holland reviewed the single, stating that it sounded like a "slowed-down version of "She'll Be Coming Round the Mountain" with a football team singing at the end". Cash Box listed the single as one of their "feature picks" during July 1984. They noted the song's focus on melody, Holder's "heartfelt lead vocal" and the piano intro that "leads into Slade's classic power-rock sound". Formats 7" Single (RCA release) "My Oh My" - 4:09 "Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply" - 3:34 7" Single (UK limited edition) "My Oh My" - 4:09 "Merry Xmas Everybody (Live & Kickin')" - 3:28 "Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply" - 3:34 7" Single (CBS release) "My Oh My" - 4:09 "High and Dry" - 3:10 7" Single (CBS promo) "My Oh My" - 4:09 "My Oh My" - 4:09 12" Single (RCA release) "My Oh My" - 5:30 "Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply" - 3:34 "Don't Tame a Hurricane" - 2:30 12" Single (CBS promo) "My Oh My" - 4:11 "Run Runaway" - 4:59 Chart performance Cover versions In 1984, Swedish dansband Ingmar Nordströms recorded an instrumental version featuring saxophone for their album Saxparty 11. In 1984, German "NDW-band" Combo Colossale released a German version "Eis und Feuer (My-Oh-My)" on Repertoire Records. In 1985, the song was parodied by American comedian Joe Piscopo on his album New Jersey. Imitating U.S. talk host David Letterman, he sings "We're having some fun now, my, oh my. We're having more fun now than humans should be allowed... phone the neighbors, wake the kids..." In 1995, Norwegian band Hurra Torpedo recorded a cover for their single "Stockholm". In 1996, German rock band Extrabreit released a cover of the song on their album Jeden Tag - Jede Nacht. The song was titled "Das Ruder" and featured extra writing credit to Kai Havaii and Stefan Kleinkrieg for the German lyrics. In 1998, techno duo Southern Cross recorded their own version of the track on