Save Me / Hooray Hooray It's A Holi-Holiday

Released in 1979 on the independent label Boom, this single captures a specific moment in late-seventies pop production. Sarah Lee and the Bombers were a studio-driven project, typical of the era's tendency to assemble session musicians and vocalists to capitalize on prevailing disco and upbeat pop trends. The track 'Hooray Hooray It's a Holi-Holiday' is a cover of the Boney M. hit, showcasing the label's strategy of reinterpreting established European chart success for specific regional markets.

The design of the 7-inch sleeve reflects the minimalist aesthetic favored by independent imprints during the period, focusing on functional identification rather than elaborate promotional artwork. As part of a series of releases from the short-lived Boom label, the record stands as a modest example of late-seventies pop-disco fusion. While it did not reach the heights of commercial ubiquity enjoyed by larger-label counterparts, it remains a recognized artifact of the disco-adjacent recording scene.