Back at the end of 1994, Oasis were free to be whatever they, whatever they choose and they’ll sing the blues if they want. Not that they did sing the blues, though. Instead, they followed the humungous success of their era-defining debut Definitely Maybe with Whatever, a string-drenched 60s pop singalong that was released as a standalone, non-album single in December 1994. But just because it doesn't have a parent album doesn’t mean it shouldn’t get to celebrate a milestone birthday and today the band have announced a 30th anniversary remaster and re-release for the stirring anthem.
Available to order now and released in limited edition, numbered “pink and blue splatter” seven-inch alongside B-side (It’s Good) To Be Free, Whatever (Remastered) is estimated to be delivered to fans at the end of February.
