The Party makes reference to "I Wanna Stay With You". The late British broadcaster Kenny Everett staged a visual interpretation of "Heart on My Sleeve" on his BBC TV show in the early 1980s. The Variety Club of Great Britain has used "Heart on My Sleeve" to promote its Gold Heart Appeal. British Electronic music duo Lemon Jelly sampled "I Wanna Stay With You" on the track "'75 aka Stay With You", which is on their third studio album '64-'95. Duo discography Studio albums Compilation albums Live albums Charted singles A: Reissued in 1973 on A&M; titled Benny Gallagher and Graham Lyle in some countries. B: Includes previously unreleased "A Heart in New York", which was recorded for Mercury. C: Recorded by the BBC Radio. D: Recorded for Radio Clyde in 1974. NOTE: All the duo's original studio albums for A&M and Mercury, excluding the eponymous debut, were reissued on CD in 2004 by River Records. (The River reissues suffered from less than ideal sound quality with reduced highs. Although these were legal reissues, it is not known if they had access to the original master tapes or not.) Universal Music Japan reissued the duo's first four albums as limited edition CDs (with excellent sound), including the debut, with bonus tracks in 2016, thus making the rare A&M B-sides "Joie De Vivre" and "All I Wanna Do" available on CD along with both sides of the duo's Polydor single, "Trees" and "In The Crowd". Tracks still to be released on CD are the B-sides "Golden Boy", "Sunny Side Up" and "Take the Money and Run", as well as 1980's non-album A-side "Living On The Breadline". Miscellaneous discography With McGuinness Flint McGuinness Flint (1970, Capitol) Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby (1971, Capitol) McGuinness Flint: The Capitol Years (compilation album) (1996, Capitol; includes some non-album tracks) McGuinness Flint in Session at the BBC (2009, BBC; includes some tracks by the post-Gallagher and Lyle line-up) With Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance Anymore For Anymore (1974, GM; reissued in 1998 on See For Miles with the additions of non-album tracks "How Come" and "Done This One Before") Compilations featuring rare early tracks: Footsteps to Fame, Vol.2 (1991, Repertoire) Soul For Sale (1998, Sequel) Ripples, Volume 8 (2002, Sanctuary) An Apple A Day (2006, RPM) Fairytales Can Come True (2007, Psychic Circle) Treacle Toffee World (2008, RPM) Graham Lyle Something Beautiful Remains (2003, Hypertension) NOTE: Lyle's solo