Title: JOSIE COTTON ROCKS!!!
Review: This is a great cd of 80's New Wave paying homage to the great 60's girl group sound! Josie Cotton ROCKS!!! Every tune is great & there's no filler. This is fun, feel good music. The best songs are (the campy, cult, novelty tune) "Johnny Are You Queer?", "He Could Be The One", "Rockin' Love", "Systematic Way", "Tell Him", "Jimmy Loves Maryann", "License To Dance", "Life After Love", & "Gina". Aside from the music, Josie had two of the coolest album covers from the 1980's! Especially her "Convertible Music". In 1995, she released a dark, gloomy album as Josey Cotton on Roxco Records called "Frightened By Nightingales". It was produced by Bill Rhea & it's pretty dreadful. If you like her "Convertible Music"/"From The Hip" albums, I also recommend both of Tracey Ullman's albums, "You Broke My Heart In 17 Places" (1983) & "You Caught Me Out" (1984).
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