COW/AUNT NELLY - MISERY/I NEED A FRIEND
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: HEAVY SOUL
Release date: 01/07/2018
Barcode: 2090504643733
Catalog no.: ROR0000093
Item ID: 464373
Cow feature the team of Maxine and Mark Boxall, who have gathered a strong support base following selective live dates and through their previous releases. 'Misery' is a mixture of The Kinks and Vaudeville with hints of Imelda May and Amy featuring some strong vocals from Maxine. Aunt Nelly are a firm favourite of Heavy Soul! Records having featured them a few times on various releases including the 'Never Gonna Sleep At Night' 7". There's certainly a bit of Modernist history there with Dom and Phil, main members of London's hippest Mod band The Clique, whilst Gav played with The Bresslaws and Snowy in The Effectives - add to that the amazing soulful vocals of Ruthie Ling and well, any decent DJ with some balls will be adding this to a set. The trademark organ and up-beat soul flows throughout.
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