Stewart Lee has commissioned Glasgow’s garage punk veterans to write a suitably haunting song for his new touring stand-up show ‘Stewart Lee Vs The Man Wulf’, which is currently on a long U.K tour. The band formed in 1983. Influenced by the MC5, The Stooges, Captain Beefheart, Pharoah Sanders, The Gun Club, The Cramps etc etc , and 1960s American garage rock, they continue to improve with age, like a fine single malt, and remain a resiliently brilliant live act. The 45 single features the A side «I’m The Man-Wulf» with an edited long version on the flip. The Primevals have always been a lot more than a bang it out garage rock band. Sure, they hit hard but behind the noise (which there is a lot) is a fine and dare we say it cultured understanding of all the other great love sounds-of funk, soul,free jazz and a plain goddam groove!! This 7″ single has 2 versions only.
3 tracks recorded for the Stewart Lee vs The Man-Wulf
Michael Rooney, vocals
John Honeyman, guitar, organ
Tom Rafferty, guitar
Ady Gillespie,bass guitar
Paul Bridges, drums
