About this item

Sweet Tooth T’s second Super Weird offering delves into the epitome of New York hip, taking its cues from the 1979 Gichy Dan track ‘Cowboys And Gangsters’, released via ZE Records - a definite inspiration for Super Weird Substance both in its eclectic output - which refused to be categorised into neat compartments - and the 1981 ‘Mutant Disco’ box set.

In homage to ZE, Katherine Reynolds has incorporated ‘Deputy Of Love’ (by ZE's Don Armando's Second Avenue Rhumba Band, aka Kid Creole) into the club mix of this contemporary version - channelling the essence of the Fonda Rae-sung original - with her sister Carmel taking the lead on the main track. As ever with these Super Weird 12"s we get the club mix, instrumental and radio mix.