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Juju Claudius by The Chatham Singers on Damaged Goods Records

The Chatham Singers - Juju Claudius

DAMAGED GOODS

Originally released in 2009, Juju Claudius is a straight up lo-fi garage blues and country from Billy Childish, Nurse Julie and Wolf Howard et al. 

 

TRACKLIST: 
  1. All Who Cheated And Lied 
  2. Juju Claudius 
  3. An Image Of You 
  4. Upside Mine 
  5. The Son Of Art 
  6. The True Story Of Elizabeth Sargent 
  7. Queen Bee 
  8. Evil Thing 
  9. Angel Of Death 
  10. Demolition Man 
  11. The Right Mistake 
  12. The Good Times 
  13. Bring Me Water 
  14. Baby What's Wrong 

 

 

 

also available: 
Wild Billy Childish & CTMF / The Chatham Singers - Bob Dylan's Got A Lot To Answer For / Chatham MTB   7" 

 

browse collections: 
The Medway Delta collection 

 

 

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