GROOVY, PAUL -& THE POP ART EXPERIENCE- - HE'S A LIAR/YOU'RE GONNA MISS ME
7" (7" Single/EP)
Label: SPINOUT NUGGETS
Release date: 29/05/2020
Barcode: 7427116358475
Catalog no.: SN0000018
Item ID: 491820
Two tracks from the British garage rockers, adding a '70s punk injection to '60s Paisley Underground vibes. Side B features a nice cover version of the famous 13th Floor Elevators song 'You're Gonna Miss Me'!
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