Lusardi] who's 'Suspicious', not me, I am accused of not realising that 'Love makes the world go around'." Jah Wobble (2005/09): "In its own way, it's as mental as Funkadelic. And it had the perfect funk bassline." "Keith didn't make it down for the initial recording of that track, so it was just me, John and Jim." Related tracks "The Cowboy Song" (single B-side): John Lydon (1978): "You can dance to that song, and it cost us approximately £1 to make. It's just a jolly good disco record and it came about cos we were bored and couldn't think of a B-side." Jim Walker (2001/07): "The thing was, I'd come up with the idea for that song one morning. I was trying to rip off the theme song for Bonanza." "We all sat around the mic drunk, did two takes, screaming randomly." "You Stupid Person" (unreleased instrumental demo): Jah Wobble (1999/2007): "It was an instrumental from when we very first started, when Jim Walker was on drums. That was really good." "That was a good one, a really strong song." Jim Walker (2001): "Once during a break I stayed on my kit, you know, fooling around, when suddenly Keith jumped up and shouted to me to repeat whatever it was that I'd been playing. It was just some hi-hat thing. I'd always focused on developing my left hand side, in other words my hi-hat side. Anyway, I repeated it. Wobble instinctively came up with the perfect bassline part. Then Keith, who had heard exactly what he wanted through the thing I'd started, played the most blistering guitar part I think I ever heard him play. That was how PiL wrote: through the subconscious. That song ended up being named 'You Stupid Person'. It was meant to be our second single. [...] It was actually a lot better than 'Public Image'. It would have been impossible to keep from being a number one hit, and probably would have broke us in America all by itself. We managed to demo it, I've still got a copy." John Lydon (2004): "I don't know what he's talking about [...] I don't know what he's quite on about." "Steel Leg V. the Electric Dread": Jah Wobble (1988/2009): "I also released 'Steel Leg V. the Electric Dread', another 12-inch with Keith Levene on guitars and Vince, a mate from Hackney, on vocals. He thought he was