Sources
- Dantzig Design Group, 2006, Pete Farndon of the Pretenders. Hamer Unofficial Artist Archives. Accessed 29 July 2006, at
- Melody Maker, 1979, Say a Prayer for the Pretenders, by Mark Williams, 17 February 1979.
- Rhino Entertainment Group, 2006a, "The Wait", performed live 7 December 1980 for "Alright Now" TV show. Video from Pirate Radio box set DVD.
- Rhino Entertainment Group, 2006b, This is Pirate Radio, by Ben Edmonds. Article from Pirate Radio box set booklet.
- Rhino Records, 2006, Interview (Part II) with the Pretenders' Chrissie Hynde. RhinoCast show no. 037, 6 June 2006. Accessed 29 July 2006, at
- Rolling Stone, 1980, The Pretenders Leather Love Songs by Kurt Loder. Rolling Stone, vol. 318, 29 May 1980. Accessed 29 July 2006, at
- Uncut, 1999, Rock and Roll Heart, by Allan Jones. Uncut, v. 25, June 1999.
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