The Black amazon where an obscure three piece from Glasgow. The recorded only three songs over a forty year period. There first in 1977 was never released, this was their second recording sponsored by Lawson's sausages in 1993 who at the time were looking to widen their market, but as the song was not about sausages it was never properly released. There was ten copies printed at the time and are now highly sought after. One copy was recently purchased for 4 kilos of lorne square slice. their third song is coming out when they eventually finish it.
Half Full
W/M
by
The Black Amazon
(lyric originally intended for a scrapped Jemima's Kite song.
Performed
by
Oldrottenhead
HB Bass
HB Tele
Korg Nanokey
and
Garageband drms
and
Vox
Great song by The Black Amazon! So well produced backer - I loved the soundscape. Would I say: "Magic!"
Oh my, thats absol styilish damn worthy kilos and kilos of lorne !!@@@!!!!
Glad this was unearthed from the rear of the sausage cabinet in a condemned Glaswegian meat processing plant. It's a surprisingly non-sausage related track with a really good soundscape (loving the keys) and great vocals over the top of it. It works really well and has come together more effectively than a Mars bar and a deep fat fryer.
Nice one James,I remember seeing a Black Amazon rehearsal ,I think they eventfully changed thier name to love sausage and they tried to please a Glasgow crowd but got butchered.The hamburgers took over the scene and the Amazons where eventually just mince meat.
I remember seeing them at a barbecue back in the day but they weren't there for long.
A huge record executive was there ,he was as angry as can be and he had them for breakfast
Cool song.
A far better use of the lyric.
this is what I was talking about, I'm glad you saw sense and took my advice, it's going to be re-released and sell a million.
Just beautiful... great lyrics and that gentle backing is bloody marvelous. Love it.
Mike
Yeah :D
Love the lyrics. Can't see them selling many sausages, though!
This is a belter. Shades of Blue Nile on the vocal in places. The drums drive it along but it has a dreamy, rainy quality that I love.