CAVEMEN V - I'VE BEEN WAITING
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: SOUNDFLAT
Release date: 01/04/2014
Barcode: 4250137203751
Catalog no.: SFR0450000026
Item ID: 399351
The A-side 'I've Been Waitin' has that typical BO DIDDLEY-rhythm, and with it's powerful saxophone and singer Ian's characteristic voice it reminds a little of London's
rhythm'n'blues-punk-sensation KING SALAMI & THE CUMBERLAND THREE. The B-side is a cover version of SAM THE SHAM & THE PHARAOHS' 'Sorry Bout That' and carries across a fun party-attitude, again with a cheeky saxophone and a loud-voiced and exciting, rockin sound. You just won't get enough of it!
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