![Slade – Old New Borrowed and Blue [Expanded Edition]](https://sun9-79.userapi.com/impg/MxrvK50_xOq29w2bjvm6mG_mjg4wGZ7QJw5IkQ/gkwTMAg0EIQ.jpg?size=510x510&quality=95&sign=266542ae99b071faba9fc12def033def&c_uniq_tag=o20YSs59JZmx49nq8J2hrRYvTGEU0BBbNlf1Hwu_S2c&type=album)
Old New Borrowed and Blue is the fourth studio album by British hard-glam-rock band Slade, released on February 15, 1974. The album was produced by Chas Chandler and reached number one in the UK charts. The album's single 'Everyday' was not typical of Slade's sound and only reached number three in the charts. The album was recorded after a tragedy that befell the band and a successful concert at Earl's Court. The album was released in the US under the title 'Stomp Your Hands, Clap Your Feet' and without two tracks that were released on the US version of the Sladest compilation album.