Following the huge success of 'Moseley Shoals', the band's third album reached No. 1 in the UK when released in September 1997. Further exploring the template of their previous album, 'Marchin' Already' is a glorious fusion of late-'60s blues-rock, mod pop, Northern Soul and psychedelia. The album includes three UK Top 10 singles - 'Hundred Mile High City' (used in the film 'Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels'), 'Better Day' and 'Travellers Tune'.