Kitty Ford Pussycat Queen of Sabotage

Kitty Ford Pussycat Queen of SabotageKitty Ford sprang to life inside Associated Recording Studios (familiarly known as Associated) in 1961. Located on 7th Avenue in New York, Associated was a two minute walk from the famous Brill Building, epicenter of the American music industry that dominated the pop charts in the early 1960s. Kitty Ford was the alter ego of singer Mimi Evans. On occasion, Mimi would cut a song and a record label would decide to put out her demo. This is how Kitty

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which is inspired by both the feminist movement and the 1916 Rising

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the 70s glam heyday of Slade and Suzi Quatro and 80s power-pop on its way to creating a bang-up-to-date idea of what pop should sound like in 2010

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making for the first of Bowie's truly indisputable masterpieces

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The original vinyl release from 2002 featured remixes