I Relented and Reordered All my Shit

Because you really can't have enough singing saw and banjo in your life...

The Devil Made Her Do It (1994)

Yeah, 1994. Dame Darcy was the It Girl for the year that had all the record store clerks in a tizzy.

Here are the other two examples of her oeuvre in the realm of seven inch vinyl for this banner year.

Mexican Crawling Poppy Seed (1994)

It made sense then and it makes maybe even less sense today.

Catch the zeitgeist of the early 90's and ride the wave of low fidelity into the heart of whatever trip this takes you on. Bring a friend though. I wouldn't recommend it on your own.

Another "Wait, I Didn't already post the previous singles" post

So here's another incidence where I thought I'd already posted some Coctails and the other two Dame Darcy singles I've got and was looking back so I could link to the previous posts and bring some closure to the world, only to discover I hadn't done anything of the sort.

Tardvark (1994)

It's Dame Darcy. It's the Coctails

The songs were recorded in a barn or something in a single day. Your enjoyment may vary depending on your tolerance level for singing saws and weirdness. I'm Ok with it personally.

( Now I have to figure out if I really need to cram those other singles into the queue...)

Because the other thing I had for this was this

the Cowboys (1981)

From Seattle WA.

So "Rude Boy" is that faux ska that one might expect. But the flip "She Makes Me Feel Small" is the power pop song you should pay closer attention to. It's not going to change your world, but it's better than getting a pencil lead jammed into your forehead. Trust me.