Lookin' good, Mrs R! I have a 1969 LP (on Decca's 'Nova' label) by a heavy blues-rock outfit called Black Cat Bones. The LP is called 'Barbed Wire Sandwich' - which has gotta rate as one of my all time fave non-Zappa album titles - and the sleeve is pure shlock too, a completely artless photo of a guy in a really horrible troll mask eating...wait for it...a barbed wire sandwich. My guess is it ain't the work of Peter Blake. Really cheap & nasty, and most unlike your stylish 'tee.'
Wow, that's just about the biscuit of coolness Fuzzboy, even if what I was thinking of was what George was quoting - that is a fabulous track from the Radio Sunnydale CD (Buffy soundtrack) by some chicks called Laika and a song called "Blackcat Bone".
Bitch's baby round lady
ReplyDeleteCame to me in a dream
Then lightning struck and thunder roared
And nothing was as it seemed!
That was EXACTLY the song in my head when I saw it! I had to have it! You can take it as read it will be coming to Aberdeen with me!
ReplyDeleteLookin' good, Mrs R! I have a 1969 LP (on Decca's 'Nova' label) by a heavy blues-rock outfit called Black Cat Bones. The LP is called 'Barbed Wire Sandwich' - which has gotta rate as one of my all time fave non-Zappa album titles - and the sleeve is pure shlock too, a completely artless photo of a guy in a really horrible troll mask eating...wait for it...a barbed wire sandwich. My guess is it ain't the work of Peter Blake. Really cheap & nasty, and most unlike your stylish 'tee.'
ReplyDeleteWow, that's just about the biscuit of coolness Fuzzboy, even if what I was thinking of was what George was quoting - that is a fabulous track from the Radio Sunnydale CD (Buffy soundtrack) by some chicks called Laika and a song called "Blackcat Bone".
ReplyDeletePS Fuzzboy. "Mrs R."???!!!
ReplyDeleteI suggest you take that back!
Hee hee. I respectfully retract my 'Mrs R' comment. And while we're on the subject, I prefer the title Sir Paul Of Fuzz, not 'Fuzzboy.'
ReplyDeleteActually I really like 'Fuzzboy.'
Oh yes, very you.
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