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  • 01. SNOOTY - Crazy Lady
    02. UNKNOWN - Oh My Lady (Our Love Is Just About Gone)
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    SNOOTY

    Split

    [engl] There’s an extremely good reason for this being a split 7”. These are are the only known songs by each of these groups. Sourced straight from the original rare circa '74 acetates. Restored and mastered by Danilo Silvestri (Giuda). SNOOTY sounds a bit like a mashup of HARPO’s “Teenage Queen” and “MUFF’s “Sexy Lady”, while the flip side reminds us a bit of PANTHERMAN vocal-wise. Mega thanks to mega Glam collectors Tim Orchard and Noah Wallace for their assistance on this project.
    Format
    7" lim
    Release-Datum
    21.11.2023
     

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